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toxi_
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Re: faux fluid dynamics
« Reply #15 on: Mar 3rd, 2004, 11:41pm » |
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on Mar 3rd, 2004, 9:47pm, flight404 wrote:You did it to me again.  |
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yass, and i was just patiently waiting for your next move 
anyway, just put the source up at: http://www.toxi.co.uk/p5/remixed/hair/
btw. i like that "remix" idea of our little beauties. almost like the old idea of "processing tennis"... hint, hint!
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Charles Hinshaw
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Re: faux fluid dynamics
« Reply #17 on: Mar 8th, 2004, 4:47am » |
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Ok, I messed around with this one too --
you can see a quicktime that I generated:
http://www.everydayrevolution.com/smallout.mov
Now, I must admit -- there is some post processing work -- it is actually two exports, one saved with the animation playing forward, and the other saved with it playing backwards.
What I did to the Processing file was use my dust code (there is a thread in this section) to make it so that each "vehicle" is placed using an image for a density map.
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Charles Hinshaw
PHAERSE
http://www.phaerse.com
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toxi_
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Re: faux fluid dynamics
« Reply #18 on: Mar 8th, 2004, 8:04pm » |
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nice! could work well for a movie intro/credits 
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Jojodi
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Re: faux fluid dynamics
« Reply #19 on: Apr 15th, 2004, 12:28am » |
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Wow now that's pretty cool!
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mflux
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Re: faux fluid dynamics
« Reply #20 on: Apr 23rd, 2004, 1:00pm » |
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wow guys.. O_O
Flight/Toxi
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I'm absolutely inspired now.
*skips sleep*
so beautiful....
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Sjeiti
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Re: faux fluid dynamics
« Reply #21 on: Jul 8th, 2004, 11:05am » |
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same technique: but this looks more like living tissue with blood vessles, unless you press a key which blurs it and makes it look like marble
http://www.sjeiti.com/p5ref.html?livingtissue&p55/livingtissue.jar&a mp;p55/livingtissue.pde&400&400&
I created this by giving each particle a property that affects the percentage between two colours (mouseclick changes colours) as well as the offset in the z value of the noise.
MouseY controls zoom in noise field.
MouseX controls amount of noise-Z offset (so keeping the mouse on the left causes the colours to follow the same path)
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http://www.sjeiti.com/
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