Developer, learner of things, functional programming enthusiast, hacker, and all round inquisitor.
I’ve played with visualising the forces between particles that repel each other before, but I thought I’d have a little play around with how I could use that to create something that actually looked good (to me at least!) I put it together on codepen (which is my new favourite tool, by the way) so […]
It’s been a while since I’ve posted about anything interesting that I’ve made in Processing. Time to put an end to that! Allow me to present “colourful roots”. It started off as a simple particle system with the usual fade effect, but when I let the particle shrink and stay fully opaque, I was delighted […]
void setup () { smooth(); size(500,900); render (); } void render () { fill (0, 0); background(255, 100, 0); for (int i = 0; i < random(50, 200); i++) { drawRings (); } } void drawRings () { float radius = random (20, width/1.4); float x = random (0, width); float y = random (0, […]
float oldx = -999; float oldy = -999; float x; float y; int colour = 0; void setup () { smooth(); size (600, 600); drawit (); } void drawit () { background(155); oldx = -999; oldy = -999; colour = 0; int spirals = floor(random(500)); println(“drawing” + spirals); for (int i = 0; i < […]
Not exceptionally exciting or groundbreaking, but it was my first real experiment with processing. I got it to save out a png capture of each frame, then turned them into a video. I present to you Rainbow with a headache. int frame = 0; void setup () { size (800, 300); background(0); smooth (); […]