#processing.org

[fyprocessing]

Another experiment with glyphs and 3D Grids.

[sspboyd]

Genuary 2024, Day 11.

Inspired by Anni Albers

[adafruit]

Our OPT4048 breakout is ready — now with a bonus web app! 🌈💻

We're wrapping up the design for the OPT4048 breakout: mostly putting the finishing touches on the Arduino library (https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_OPT4048). Since the whole point of this sensor is that it gives you CIE X & Y coordinates, we thought it would be cool to plot that onto a CIE diagram (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/CIE_1931_color_space).

Historically, we’d have to use Processing (https://processing.org/), but now you can use WebSerial to get data directly from a microcontroller!

Only catch — it’s been like 15 years since I wrote JavaScript, so we asked Claude Code (https://docs.anthropic.com/en/docs/claude-code/overview) to help out. With a little direction, it delivered a perfect demo (https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_OPT4048/commits/gh-pages) in about 30 minutes.

It was so fun, we’re thinking of doing WebSerial demos for more products! You can try it out by uploading the code here (https://github.com/adafruit/Adafruit_OPT4048/blob/main/examples/opt4048_webserial/opt4048_webserial.ino) and then visiting this page: https://adafruit.github.io/Adafruit_OPT4048/webserial/

[contemporaryrefugee]

As far as the eye can see.

I guess that I’m playing around with microcontrollers and processing.org then. Make electronic music, entertain, distract. Everything is timed to drain my every moment, too be far too late. I want to listen to music and decompress. These people drone on with contempt and antisocial abuses, only attacking the vulnerable. I don’t like writing about it.

[lightresist]

Leonardo Solaas

[omercho]

"Root In" by Omer Chatziserif

Networks of Body Series

[dianalange]

#codevember 2017 number 19 "Ocean" #Processing #Generative #C4D by Diana Lange

3D model created with Processing (original was one of my noise generated terrain models), Rendering done with C4D

This took over 24 hours to render, Maybe I should not have used my 9 year old desktop computer and a 6 year old version of C4D. See all my Codevember’s on facebook https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10155899216751018.1073741844.174658116017&type=1&l=90018bc360

[babkaioshka]

wall flowers by Lana Pahl / Country Star Photography

[mattkaneartist]

Jetlag by Matt Kane | 2017 | vector digital art on custom software programmed by the artist

[dr-mitch]

Data visualization with all the lyrics of the band ‘Blumentopf’

 - coded with Processing

by m.roderfeld

[ozachou]

Beautiful images!. What’s the best way to learn processing?.

Thanks. I'm not an expert in coding, but I think this video tutorial will be helpful.

https://processing.org/tutorials

[briefdelusiondestiny-bct]

Programming assignment 1

The comp570 assignment was surprisingly fun. We were required to analyse and understand code that utilises aspects of Processing that we have discussed in class and some other minor aspects that were new to us. We then had to modify the code by integrating our new insights with the knowledge we had already accumulated. When  I was first found out about this  assignment I thought it was going to be a horrible experience. This mindset stemmed from struggling in several of the tutorial questions and not being completely comfortable with all the different areas of programming we had covered up until this point. When I first approached the assignment I didn’t get very far , and so a short time later I got up and walked away. My lack of progress was probably down to my negative mindset, which didn’t allow me to learn  and adapt to what was being asked of me. Later when I revisited the assessment I changed my mindset to something more positive and things started to workout.

During the learning stages (so in class lectures and tutorial exercises) for me the best way to learn something new was to just play around with it and get familiar with what everything meant and did. This often resulted in figuring out the answers to my questions or the tutorial exercises. I ended up using this same approach with this assessment. My other source of learning was the processing.org forum. If there was something I didn’t understand or needed further clarification with that was the first place I would go.

For next time things I could change are:

·       Not approach the assignment with such a negative mindset

·       Go back and read though lectures and tutorials more

·       Be more active with asking questions to the lecturers and my classmates

·       Practice more in my own time with the processing software

[low-sugar-eye-candy]

How do you do your stuff? It's ace!

Thanks! I’m just tweaking and twiddling the code, until it produces some mildly interesting visuals :) Mainly, I use the https://processing.org/ library.

[lightresist]

Negative Space 1 | mi ha