Making a Static Flow Field in p5.js
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- Опубліковано 1 жов 2024
- In this video, I code a static (non-animated) flow field from scratch in p5.js. This is the basis for my current nft series on flow fields. This video's a bit longer than usual, but it shows how to take a simple idea and keep tinkering with it until it becomes art.
Flow field code made in the video:
editor.p5js.or...
Coding Train video on animated flow field:
• Coding Challenge #24: ...
My video with paper texture described starting at 9:58
• Watercolor Effect and ...
My "In Flow" project on fxhash:
www.fxhash.xyz...
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Music:
Funk Down (Sting) by MK2 (theme)
// noprotect disables infinite loop protection
// protect enables it
I know you meant that but //noprotect won’t stop an infinite loop - it will allow it. It will stop the browser from detecting long loops as potential infinite loops.
Yes, that's right. Thank you.
Sir... you're just casually making some random masterpiece!😅
The flow field is cool but when you added that paperTexture()... my gosh! What sorcery is this?😳😅
That was so freakin' NEAT!💎✨👌
Thank you so much! I appreciate it.
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I’m sorry. my game days are over, at least on this channel. If I ever decide to do games again, I’d create a new channel for it.
16:33 another approach you could take is use the % operator. h = h % 360. That means that you get the remainder if you were to divide by 360. In other words, it would wrap around to 10 if the value was 370 for example.
Cool. Good tip, thanks!
Your videos are all very inspiring and you have such a great sense of beauty💖💖💖 Thank you so much for making these!!!
You're welcome, and thank you! 🙏
Thanks for these videos it was very cool and easy to watch ! just starting generatif design in school and I love it
Great! I'm glad to help.
How to save canvas and image in p5js
And source code please tell sir?
Link to the code is in the video description, and there's a bit of code at the bottom for saving the canvas as a png.
It is very mintable Steve , no doubt!!!
Thanks!