Fractal.Invaders, Substrate (Interview with Jared Tarbell) - Processing

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237 237 238 239 242 243 245 245 249 251 251 252 255 256 257 258 259 261 263 267 271 275 279 279 284 287 291 291 295 xiv Input 4: Mouse II Constrain constrain() Distance dist() Easing abs() Speed Orientation atan2() Input 5: Time, Date Seconds, Minutes, Hours second(), minute(), hour(), millis() Date day(), month(), year() Development 2: Iteration, Debugging Iteration Debugging Synthesis 2: Input and Response Tennis Cursor. Peter Cho Typing Banded Clock. Golan Levin Interviews 2: Software, Web Ed Burton. Sodaconstructor Josh On. They Rule Jürg Lehni. Hektor and Scriptographer Auriea Harvey and Michaël Samyn. The Endless Forest Motion 1: Lines, Curves Controlling motion Moving along curves Motion through transformation Motion 2: Machine, Organism Mechanical motion Organic motion 301 303 306 309 312 315 316 319 321 321 324 327 327 331 333 333 335 337 337 341 347 347 353 354 Data 4: Arrays Using arrays Array, [], new, Array.length Storing mouse data Array functions append(), shorten(), expand(), arraycopy() Two-dimensional arrays Image 2: Animation Sequential images Images in motion Image 3: Pixels Reading pixels get() Writing pixels set() Typography 2: Motion Words in motion Letters in motion Typography 3: Response Responsive words Responsive letters Color 2: Components Extracting color red(), blue(), green(), alpha(), hue(), saturation(), brightness(), Dynamic color palettes Image 4: Filter, Blend, Copy, Mask Filtering, Blending filter(), blend(), blendColor() Copying pixels copy() Masking mask()
355 356 359 360 364 367 368 369 371 372 373 374 375 377 379 383 387 391 395 395 398 406 409 413 414 416 xv Image 5: Image Processing Pixels pixels[], loadPixels(), updatePixels(), createImage() Pixel components Convolution Image as data Output 1: Images Saving images save() Saving sequential images saveFrame() Synthesis 3: Motion and Arrays Centipede. Ariel Malka Chronodraw. Andreas Gysin AmoebaAbstract_03. Marius Watz Mr. Roboto. Leon Hong Interviews 3: Animation, Video Motion Theory. R.E.M. “Animal” Bob Sabiston. Waking Life Jennifer Steinkamp. Eye Catching Semiconductor. The Mini-Epoch Series Structure 4: Objects I Object-oriented programming Using classes and objects class, Object Arrays of objects Multiple fi les Drawing 2: Kinetic Forms Active tools Active drawings 421 421 422 427 428 431 435 436 442 448 453 453 454 456 461 461 469 477 477 481 487 495 496 497 498 499 Output 2: File Export Formatting data nf() Exporting fi les saveStrings(), PrintWriter, createWriter(), PrintWriter.flush(), PrintWriter.close(), exit() Input 6: File Import Loading numbers loadStrings(), split(), splitTokens() Loading characters WHITESPACE Input 7: Interface Rollover, Button, Dragging Check boxes, Radio buttons Scrollbar Structure 5: Objects II Multiple constructors Composite objects Inheritance extends, super Simulate 1: Biology Cellular automata Autonomous agents Simulate 2: Physics Motion simulation Particle systems Springs Synthesis 4: Structure, Interface WithoutTitle. Lia Pond. William Ngan Swingtree. ART+COM, Andreas Schlegel SodaProcessing. Ed Burton
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