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Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - Ofnuts - 06-22-2024 This processing. [attachment=12035]
Code isn't too complicated
Code: [align=left]float startAngle=0; RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - PixLab - 06-22-2024 Nice!!! RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - Ofnuts - 06-22-2024 (06-22-2024, 01:19 PM)PixLab Wrote: Nice!!! You can do animations easily, the draw() function is called repetitively (hence the last line of the code). RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - Ofnuts - 06-22-2024 Sharing via imgur since that one is big: RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - denzjos - 06-23-2024 Ofnuts, that's endless nice RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - Ofnuts - 06-23-2024 Still in my log spiral binge, now with multiple spirals: Code: float startAngle=0; // degrees RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - PixLab - 06-23-2024 Ohhh. that last one Yeah even better! Great programing! RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - denzjos - 06-23-2024 I couldn't resist [attachment=12039] RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - Ofnuts - 06-23-2024 (06-23-2024, 04:59 PM)denzjos Wrote: I couldn't resist With processing you can do this and much more... (but I can't post the result here, a 1440px*1440px GIF animation is way over the limits). This said, fun beginner language IMHO, because the IDE helps a lot dealing with the small syntax problems that usually hamper the first attempts at coding(*), and you don't get bored coding, you can always add a tweak somewhere that forces you to learn something new. (*) For the current crop of snowflakes of course. My generation learned with punch cards and impenetrable error messages in languages nobody understood (english...). In fact I owe my early career in computing to my ability to understand that FORW189E EXTRANEOUS CLOSING PARENTHESIS ON LINE 8 is not there by accident and may point to some parenthesis balancing problem on line 8. RE: Trying my hand at Processing, the "Logo" for grown-ups - denzjos - 06-24-2024 As a programmer you can always do more than a user. I started with basic on my commodore 64 and later on my IBM (mostly CAM related). In the evening, printing a program of several hundred lines on perforated paper with a (screeching) needle printer to detect errors such as an O (text) instead of a 0 (zero) was one of my tasks. Solutions to a problem were always a happy event (and sometimes caused another multiple problems). I stopped doing it at the time because it took too much time and programs kept floating around in your head. The special things you do with gimp and graphics deserve respect. |