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Project #25076 — iteration #17
Minted on February 15, 2023 at 00:48The way of the pixel
I'm working on an article about creative coding; 'comtemplate'
where you can find more information.
And in this example I started to use like 'particles' and arrays.
The current drawing is also like a seamless texture - pattern
The current palette's are random generated.
I created a fxhash vanilla javascript template that does all the 'tech-stuff'
like: opening windows, resizing, fps-counter, mouse, touch and keyboard checking, saving etc.
Then started with basic examples, how to draw stuff.
- mouse-click: - zoom in/out ; mouse/touch-look
- s-key: save image
- f-key: fps and RGB info
- will redraw after a while
- royalties to 'girls who code'
You can use my template, as a start to make your own drawings
- You can use and learn from the tech part
- the creative part, drawing, and the 'rules'.. you got make up yourself!
Myself I like vanilla javascript for creative coding
- The creative-code part I can port to other platforms!
- Although: I got a certain programming style, I use and learned from way-back
- and there are different ways to do things better, optimize, make them faster
xxx amsterdam chillout
I'm working on an article about creative coding; 'comtemplate'
where you can find more information.
And in this example I started to use like 'particles' and arrays.
The current drawing is also like a seamless texture - pattern
The current palette's are random generated.
I created a fxhash vanilla javascript template that does all the 'tech-stuff'
like: opening windows, resizing, fps-counter, mouse, touch and keyboard checking, saving etc.
Then started with basic examples, how to draw stuff.
- mouse-click: - zoom in/out ; mouse/touch-look
- s-key: save image
- f-key: fps and RGB info
- will redraw after a while
- royalties to 'girls who code'
You can use my template, as a start to make your own drawings
- You can use and learn from the tech part
- the creative part, drawing, and the 'rules'.. you got make up yourself!
Myself I like vanilla javascript for creative coding
- The creative-code part I can port to other platforms!
- Although: I got a certain programming style, I use and learned from way-back
- and there are different ways to do things better, optimize, make them faster
xxx amsterdam chillout
about 2 years ago