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Book Fragments: October 2008
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Friday, October 31, 2008. Antony Lees Chunk 82 blog. Shailesh S. Gokhale. Tuesday, October 28, 2008. I have joined the writing team and have written fragment 24. It is reproduced below. It shows the general style that I would like you to aim at. I hope to do no more writing. There are some points to be made about the fragments themselves and which are illustrated in the text below:. Try and use a bit of white space in your programs indentation etc. There's no harm in repeating a bit of program code.
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Lazydog's Bookfragments - Chapter 33 OpenGL: Eclipse
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Lazydog's Bookfragments - Chapter 33 OpenGL. Friday, June 12, 2009. Updated now. looks more like an eclipse! Int kWidth = 480 ;. Int kHeight = 480 ; / 320 ;. Int kMoonRadius = kHeight / 3 ;. Int kSpeed = 8 ;. For fast PCs reduce or remove the denominator. Int kTextureWidth = kWidth ;. Int kTextureHeight = kHeight ;. Define a history buffer. PImage history = createImage( kTextureWidth, kTextureHeight, RGB ) ;. Size( kWidth, kHeight ) ;. ColorMode( RGB, 1.0 ) ;. Float t = frameCount * 0.01 ;. Use the curre...
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Lazydog's Bookfragments - Chapter 33 OpenGL: Oh no, not another Julia Set generator!!!
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Lazydog's Bookfragments - Chapter 33 OpenGL. Wednesday, September 2, 2009. Oh no, not another Julia Set generator! Been busy studying. but it's been great following everybody else's blogs! Anyway, at last. got to the last unit of M337 - The Mandelbrot Set. This Processing app. Draws the Julia set associated with points in the Mandelbrot set. It was great to see for myself that the maths in the unit actually does work! September 5, 2009 at 2:59 PM. September 5, 2009 at 3:21 PM. 8220;Who’s there?
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Mass Writing Chunk 82: Mouse events: Second Program completed
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Mass Writing Chunk 82: Mouse events. Thursday, 9 April 2009. Just completed the 2nd program. It just kinda came together by trial and error really. So now just need to proof-read my section, and I'm done! Mouse event (chunk 82) example. Creates a set of orbiting spheres that can. Be controlled in several ways:. Clicking: clicking a mouse button will change the hue (left button), brightness (right button) or saturation (other button). Dragging: dragging the mouse pointer changes the sphere by:. Set the va...
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OU Mass Writing - Rosie Wood: Chunk 55
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OU Mass Writing - Rosie Wood. Tuesday, 5 January 2010. I will be completing Chunk 55 which explains how polynomials can be used to draw different types of curves in Processing. The introduction to polynomials. Has already been written by Barry and I will attempt to carry on from there. This will mean that this chunk will be co-authored by Barry and myself. Text for Chunk 55. Monomial expressions have only one term, binomials have 2 and trinomials 3. Polynomials of 2 degrees are called quadratics. In Chun...
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Mass Writing Chunk 47: Bringing it together 2: Chunk 47 - FINAL VERSION
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Mass Writing Chunk 47: Bringing it together 2. Friday, 31 July 2009. Chunk 47 - FINAL VERSION. Putting it all together 2. In this chunk we will be looking at how we can use vertex functions to create 2-dimensional shapes and animate them to create a fascinating complex-looking animation made from many simple shapes. We will see how we can create lots of 2D hexagons moving in 3D space – a hexagon wave. Figure 47.1 The lines needed to draw a hexagon shape. Variables for the hexagon sides. Float c = 200;.
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