Hi,
There are many ways to get involved. Writing documentation, develop Python plugins/addons, OFX (OpenFX) plugins and of course developing Natron itself.
If you want to develop Natron you should get familiar with the building process:
- Natron/INSTALL_LINUX.md at RB-2.3 · NatronGitHub/Natron · GitHub
- Natron/INSTALL_MACOS.md at RB-2.3 · NatronGitHub/Natron · GitHub
- Natron/INSTALL_WINDOWS.md at RB-2.3 · NatronGitHub/Natron · GitHub
Then maybe take a look at our open issues, there are many to choose from:
If you want to develop Python plugins/addons take a look at:
- GitHub - NatronGitHub/natron-plugins: Natron Community Plugins
- GitHub - NatronGitHub/natron-python-scripting: Python scripting for Natron vfx compositor
If you want to develop OFX plugins take a look at:
- GitHub - NatronGitHub/openfx-io: A set of Readers/Writers plugins written using the OpenFX standard.
- GitHub - NatronGitHub/openfx-misc: Miscellaneous OFX / OpenFX / Open Effects plugins
- GitHub - NatronGitHub/openfx-arena: Extra OpenFX plugins for Natron
- GitHub - NatronGitHub/openfx-gmic: OpenFX wrapper for the G'MIC framework
And our general documentation is located at: Natron documentation — Natron 2.3.16 documentation