PP02 - How to use the copy-function in Processing to create interesting animations
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- Опубліковано 18 чер 2024
- PROGRAMMING POSTERS TUTORIAL #2
in this video i demonstrate how you can use the copy-function in Processing to achieve interesting visual effects. I involve advanced Processing-techniques like PGraphics, two nested loops and advanced trigonometry-functions. Enjoy!
would love if you could back to more "basic" stuff and could explain a bit what this code is about, how its structure and how you make something "visible" through it..
keep it up!
I'd love for you to share other creative coding UA-camrs or resources for learning/exploring Processing you yourself follow.
Thanks for your videos, great work so far. Cheers from Bulgaria.
Thank you mate!!!! Please do more tutorials!!!
thanks for these nice videos ! would you mind posting your code on git ?
Thanks again for a lovely tutorial Tim! I got one question though, i can't get the animation to be cropped to 9x16, how does that work?
void passepartout() {. i guess?
is your copy line like that:
copy(pg, x*(int)tileW+machinX, y*(int)tileH+machinY, (int)tileW, (int)tileH, x*(int)tileW, y*(int)tileH, (int)tilesX, (int)tilesY);
( I changed the german words to french ones, also...)
I have been tinkering around your code, but it doesn't look as good as yours...
thanks a lot for your videos it's really cool and it teaches really well.
cheers!!!
the picture animated of the beginning, do you have the code?
Beutiful video, how i can export the animation?
Also curious where to find a tutorial about exporting things. jpgs, video, gifs..
is it normal in programming to not have the slightest clue as to what goes on in some enhanced for loop functions like the one shown here? Because I. AM. LOST.
bro what coding is this :((
It is processing language. More details in processing.org