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Topic: The semi-transparent square-a-thon (Read 877 times) |
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seizethedave
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The semi-transparent square-a-thon
« on: Oct 16th, 2003, 2:10am » |
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This is the first p5 experiment i've focused on. Forgive the performance if you're on a slower machine... I developed it on a P4 2.4 GHZ and it runs great. I checked it on my substandard p3 500 and it kinda crawls, but you get the idea.
A rotating pattern of overlaying semi-transparent rectangles is continually drawn. The initial placement and color of the squares is regenerated every 200 iterations. You can click the screen to clear and re-start.
http://www.seizethedave.com/etc/p5/squares/
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kmcdonald
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Re: The semi-transparent square-a-thon
« Reply #1 on: Oct 16th, 2003, 3:46am » |
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Beautiful... more falling colors... makes me think of more leaves, and the sun in shape... good stuff.
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Jerronimo
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Re: The semi-transparent square-a-thon
« Reply #2 on: Oct 16th, 2003, 4:48am » |
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very pretty. If you want to speed it up, i'd suggest reducing the size of it.
Incidently, it didn't even fit on my screen. Powerbook G4 500, 1152x768 display.
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Koenie
 
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Re: The semi-transparent square-a-thon
« Reply #3 on: Oct 16th, 2003, 2:23pm » |
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That's really good, Dave! But I agree with Jerronimo, change the size, even though it runs great on my machine. Could you make the 'circles' radii smaller? I guess this would make a cool effect too.
Koenie
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http://koeniedesign.com
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