Hi everyone,
I made a new project (well, its not really new but I finally decided to release it) and I'd like to share the source code with you. It's of course under a Creative commons license.
Here is the link: http://ignivome.com/idm .
Sry, the content is written in french, but you'll have to click on the "Télécharger la source" button to get the zip file.

Also, I'm just launching my portfolio on ignivome.com , so you can look at it if you want :) (also in french, I suggest to use google translate for it :) )

Hi folks, here is my new project; Lotus. ;)
Everything is automated and generative (except the textures).
Enjoy!

Hi girls,

I just made a small script that simulate a Markov chain.
Here it is
 

1. // by Ignivome
2. // ignivome@gmail.com
   
3. /*int[][] markov = {
4.   {60, 40}, //state 0 (total 100%)
5.   {95, 5}   //state 1 (total 100%)
6. };*/
7.       
   
8. int[][] markov = {
9.   {60, 25, 15}, //state 0 (total 100%)
10.   {25, 50, 25}, //state 1 (total 100%)
11.   {35, 25, 40}  //state 2 (total 100%)
12. };
    
13.                  
    
14. int state = 0; //markov state
15. 
    
16. void setup() {}
17. void draw() {}
18. 
    
19. void mousePressed() {
20.   changeMarkovState();
21. }
22. 
    
23. void changeMarkovState() {
24.   float rnd = random(100.0); //rnd 100 for a 100% range
25.   float range = 0;
26.  
    
27.   for(int i = 0; i < markov[0].length; i++) {
28.     range += float(markov[state][i]);
29.     if(rnd <= range) {
30.       state = i; //set the new state
31.       break;
32.     }
33.   }
34.   println("Current state: " + state);
35. }
    
    

And for those who have difficulties to figure out how it works, here is a picture ;)


Feel free to optimize the code!

Hi folks,
here's my lastest work :

RNA visualization - Processing OpenGL from ignivome on Vimeo.

• Each cell is a gene.
• We switch through time periods (4) in a day.
• Each time period (for each gene) contains 40 test results of a given analysed sample
• The shape is made of 40 slices

Hi, thit project is pretty simple,

there is a midi keyboard (with knobs, sliders and of course, keys ;)) that is telling my program to morph the shape shown on screen.
The keys changes particle's textures
and the sliders, the shape of the thing ...

The trigger for the particles is a midi signal from Ableton live (sync with kick).

leave some comments if you mind :)

here is the video

http://vimeo.com/13452486

Project Name: Animate
Coding: Ignivome
Music: Elektro-boy
Particle design: Jonathan Belzile
Supervisor: Jean-François Renaud (UQAM)