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klive YaBB Newbies Offline Posts: 8

perlian trails May 12th, 2009, 7:07pm   hey, here's my first attempt at some perlian noise trails. please comment and give me tips on interesting additions to the code! (it's messy, i know!) - klive //úlfur makes his first processing program...! //perlian noise curve. //move mouse to change color. //mouseclick to purge. //zed for heavier strokes. //ex for lighter strokes. float xplus = 0.01; float yplus = 0.01; float xx = random(0, 0.05); float yy = random(0, 10); int rfiller = 0; int gfiller = 0; int bfiller = 0; float esize = 2; void setup(){  size(600, 400);  background(0);  smooth();  noStroke();  frameRate(60); } void draw(){  float x = noise(xx)*width;  float y = noise(yy)*height;  rfiller = mouseX/3+55%255;  gfiller = mouseY/2+55%255;  bfiller = mouseX+mouseY%255;  xx += xplus;  yy += yplus;  fill(rfiller, gfiller, bfiller);  ellipse(x, y, esize, esize);  if (keyPressed) {    if (key == 'z'){      esize += 0.2;    }  }  if (keyPressed) {    if (key == 'x'){      esize -= 0.2;    }  } } void mousePressed(){  fill(0);  rect(0, 0, width, height); }

A YaBB Newbies Offline Posts: 2	Re: perlian trails Reply #1 - May 16th, 2009, 11:27am   I like the color set chosen here. This is a pleasant little diddy. Maybe you can program a mouseclick burst, where instead of just clearing the palate, it breaks all the colors up and sends them flying. probably just as hard as it sounds! I haven't processed anything yet, just  got it.