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Complexification source update (Beta 0087 syntax)
May 6th, 2005, 9:48pm
 
I'm happy to say I have updated all Processing algorithms at www.complexification.net to work properly (more or less) in Beta 0087.


 ::: www.complexification.net/gallery/

 ::: Source code is found with 'Launch Applet' links
     (a new window will appear with applet and link to the source).



Modified
There are some slight visual differences from the old 0067 versions.  Mainly, the replacement of my fat outdated transparent pixel (int based) method with a genuine alpha stroke and point (float based) introduced some new aliasing characteristics.  One algorithm (Sand.Stroke) simply could not be converted because it took advantge of a 0067 rendering anomaly.

Broken
On one machine here in the studio the applets are behaving weirdly (completely blank or halting execution just a few seconds in).  I'm still trying to determine the cause.  If you're seeing the same strangeness, I would be interested in hearing about it.


peace,
jared



Re: Complexification source update (Beta 0087 synt
Reply #1 - May 6th, 2005, 11:38pm
 
wow, what an effort! nice work..

i'd also be curious to hear about how things went with the porting, since you were fairly familiar with the old version.. like whether things went better with the new release, what sort of things were worse, whether the image quality is improved or if you're wistful for the old renderer, etc. i think the beta has several steps forward but there are a couple steps backward and i'm curious how it affected these pieces in particular. or maybe we should start a new thread rather than turning your announcement into a technical discussion..
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