p5.js Coding Tutorial | Basics of Particle Systems

[@beotiger]

It is just amazingly awesome and unbeleivable video I have ever seen. Great job, Patt!

[@pattvira]

Thank you!

[@leandroalmeida971]

Wow thanks so much! You have great tutorials!
Greetings from brazil 🇧🇷

[@Yuriy_Tsezar]

Great, thank you for regular and quality content. I wish you even more inspiration and satisfaction from your wonderful work🔥❤️

[@pattvira]

Thanks so much!

[@stevenerickson4240]

Great stuff as usual!!! You are extremely bright...

[@negaaa5080]

I didn't even watch it yet. But I know this is going to be one of your best videos

[@beotiger]

Yes, it is.

[@pattvira]

Did you watch it yet? :)

[@andygray9819]

great stuff (as always).

[@pattvira]

Thanks again Andy!

[@DemetrioTorgan]

Great!

[@mohaamer6866]

6:33 this. song by Dan plays in my head :D

[@caribepedro]

Congrats on the video. Which microphone are you using?

[@pattvira]

Rode VideoMic GO II!

[@frankbottcher4597]

Great video again. Such wonderful things can be done with particle system. Bringing in random attributes changes so much, eg the acceleration.
Did you tried already the alternative for-syntax, eg: for (let ps of particles) {ps.draw();}

[@pattvira]

Thank you! Yes lots of possibilities - lmk if there is one you'd like me to make.
I have tried it, but love sticking to the old way haha.

[@Tormentor60]

Great video. Why not do this instead of using if-else? this.done = this.particles.length === 0