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jaylfk
How to Mix two effects in Draw() ?
Nov 21st, 2006, 12:25am  
Hi,

I would like to learn how to mix two effects in Draw()

Quote:
Draw() {

Background(img);

Cubes();

Turbulence() }


For example :

Background image  > Rotating cubes > turbulence effect that will affect both background image and cubes.
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Ira
Re: How to Mix two effects in Draw() ?
Reply #1 - Nov 21st, 2006, 6:16pm  
jaylfk,

Not to be a pain, but it might be helpful (for you and others) if you took a stab at this and posted your code. It would certainly make it easier to offer assistance.

(I teach for a living, so I'm a bit overly sensitive to certain open-ended requests for help Wink
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jaylfk
Re: How to Mix two effects in Draw() ?
Reply #2 - Nov 22nd, 2006, 9:24am  
Yeah you're right Wink

Here is the code i just experiment. (still learning processing)

http://bodytag.org/tp02/tp02.pde

and

http://www.metaphorical.net/code/processing/applet/pond.pde

I would like to know what is the procedure to make the tadpoles appear in between the waterdrops effect and the background.

But i think processing is not working by layers, we'll have to make the waterdrops to affect both the tadpoles and the background images.
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