#natureofcode

[trcreativecoding]

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PROGRAMMING POSTERS #55 Studying „The Nature of Code“. #processing #creativecoding #generative #generativedesign #creativeappsnet #poster #posterreposter #posterdesign #itsnicethat #posterlabs #graphicdesign #aiga #posterunion #typosters #thenatureofcode #natureofcode #shiffman https://www.instagram.com/p/BrJMiljh16W/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=ft2nki967e08

[malialaka]

Author of Mai’au and Ikekumu for Kuaiwi Academy . Visual photojournalism on @chickswhorip and @hawaiianwatermovement . A 10 year Makahiki Anniversary to e-curriculum and in-person workshops. #seo #natureofcode #authorsofinstagram #author #copyright #illustratorstoryboard #facebookmemories #visualcommunicationexperts https://www.instagram.com/p/CaJiHexLWDBXSFJy6uf2UyJDsD5_m1OKkulH_M0/?utm_medium=tumblr

[torshev]

Day 9 - pushing the type experiments further by redrawing the characters with particles #processing #generativeart #creativecoding #everyday #dailydesign #dontbreakthechain #typeart #particles #natureofcode

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Day 73 NOC Koch Line Fractals

[movementandcode]

Day 088 | Suspension 2

There’s this moment when I swivel around the rope where I hit resistance, I feel like I might stop, then the momentum kicks back up again and lifts me up. 

Here’s the code

[joakimquach-blog1]

44/100 - Fractals Recursive Lines

[coding-spirals-blog]

[processing-coding-diary]

import java.util.Random;

Random generator; void setup() {  size(1080, 1080);  generator = new Random(); }

void draw() {  background(25);

 float h = (float)generator.nextGaussian();  h = h*800;  h = h+80;

 fill(200, 90, 0);  ellipse(width/2, height/2, h, h);  //saveFrame("output/orange_dot_####.png"); }

[wezside]

"The bees knew what human mathematicians didn't know for thousands of years." - Prof Brian Cox. A hexagon has always been my favourite shape. It underpinned my learning for visual programming. Turns out it is the most efficient shape of all. . . . . #wonder #naturalworld #making #holograms #make #diy #craft #holidayfun #coding #natureofcode #programming #woodstock #capetown (at Cape Town, Western Cape)

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Processing iteration 2 #natureofcode #digitalgraphics #creativecoding #processing #codingtrain

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Matter.jsで遊んでるなう ( ˘ω˘ )  ピンボール風に、障害物にぶつかると跳ね返る感じにしてみた！ 　 https://shumpei20190120.netlify.com/ 　 #DailyChallenge #CodingChallenge   #062 #20190120 #mediaart #programming #design #p5js #matterjs #natureofcode #pinball #colorful

[processandprocessing]

Intro I.0 (The Nature of Code)

So, after watching a video tutorial from Dane Webster (who is teaching the Processing course at Virginia Tech), I decided to see if there were other video tutorials online (Dane's were easy to follow, but they are basically what we cover in class - and I'm hoping to bridge out a little).

I found this one by Daniel Shiffman. The Nature of Code is probably much more advanced than what I'm ready for - but I'm currently reading Shiffman's book - and it was fun to put a face to the name. Not to mention - this video tutorial was very personable and endearing.

[ondinafrate-blog]

Day 91 NOC Genetic Algorithms 

[movementandcode]

Day 076 | Suspension 

Today I was inspired by the moment of suspension right after I caught the silks in yesterday’s video.  

Here’s the code

[joakimquach-blog1]

43/100 - Fractals Circles

[yeseul-itp-blog]

Pizza @ ITP - Implementation

My favorite topic from the Nature of Code (Animation and Physics) class was autonomous agents. I’ve been interested in the field of crowd simulation from before so I wanted to delve more into this topic. I decided to simulate the one of the most exciting moment at ITP -- when pizzas arrive on the floor.

I started by making agents those are attracted to the closest pizza. When an agent get to the closest pizza, they eat a slice, smile, and stay there. 

Progress 1: Video

Based on the first version, I added some more features to the agents so they... - repel each other so they don’t collide - move away from the pizza after they eat - get hungry again after a certain amount of time from eating - bounce off when they hit the walls - the size of ellipses show how hungry/full students are (bigger means full)

I spent a lot of time to make the students waiting in a line when another student is eating a pizza, but haven’t got there yet. Although the class is over, I’m interested in going further with this so I’ll keep working on it.

It was a good experience for me practicing object oriented programming as well as studying more about autonomous agents. I find myself going through a process of “writing” when I code. I write a dirty and long draft, revise, revise, revise, delete, delete, delete, revise, revise... and then finally get to a cleaner and shorter version.

The code with comments is here on my GitHub. 

Credit: The steering part of the code is based on Dan Shiffman’s Seek example and Separation example.