For my second project, I had used the rain idea and tried to make ripples on a water surface.
\nAfter some playing around, I noticed that the way the ripples were created seemed to approximate bacterial growth patterns.
\nThe code is very simple right now, so I hope to go back and refine the way it places the ‘bacteria.’<\/p>\n
noise(); does not seem to work properly on the blog, at least how I have it. Here is the code for now, I will be working on fixing it.<\/p>\n
float x, y;
\nint i = 0;<\/p>\n
void setup(){
\n size(500,500);
\n background(235,235,230);
\n frameRate(15);
\n smooth();
\n}<\/p>\n
void draw(){
\n x = noise(i)*width;
\n y = noise(i+20)*height;
\n \/\/background(90,150,230,50);
\n if(frameCount%3==0){
\n strokeWeight(7);
\n fill(70,70,100,220);
\n stroke(50,150,100);
\n ellipse(x,y,20,20);
\n strokeWeight(4);
\n fill(90,150,230,40);
\n stroke(255,255,255,50);
\n ellipse(x+2,y-2,20,20);
\n }
\n i+=1;
\n}<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
For my second project, I had used the rain idea and tried to make ripples on a water surface. After some playing around, I noticed that the way the ripples were created seemed to approximate bacterial growth patterns. The code … Continue reading