Experimental 3D context-free DSL in ruby processing

monkstone

Experimental 3D context-free DSL in ruby processing

in Processing with Other Languages • 3 years ago

Very much work in progress, I've started experimenting with a possible 3D context free DSL for ruby processing. It is no competition for the excellent StructureSynth program, however it does open up the possibilities of 'animation', and the ability to work in ruby cf EisenScript. At present it is very much a hack of Jeremy Ashkenas context_free.rb library. Work to be done includes sorting out the transformation order.

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monkstone

Re: Experimental 3D context-free DSL in ruby processing

3 years ago

I know it seems a bit daft to reply to my own discussion, but I've just updated my library to include a MouseWheel listener utility for zooming see http://learning-ruby-processing.blogspot.com/2010/09/colorful-3d-context-free-dsl-with-mouse.html .

This is my new example sketch which is based on the StructureSynth default.es ("EisenScript") except this is animated and changes colors. Thanks to google I know at least a few people have looked at my previous version. To make it easier to try it out the code is presented as a github gist (click raw if you want to copy it). For instructions on installing the library see my first posting.

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