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- cameyo March 2017
- djevazi March 2017
- jeremydouglass March 2017
- koogs March 2017
Is it possible to make this in processing?
http://haxiomic.github.io/GPU-Fluid-Experiments/html5/?q=Medium
Here is the link with interesting interactive animation (you sould press and move mouse to get the effect). Any ideas of how to make similar effect in processing?
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Maybe fluid dynamics (Navier-Stokes equation)... :-?
@djevazi --
Yes -- use the PixelFlow library for fluid simulation:
See the examples (on the site and in the library).
Those examples all come down to using glsl shaders which do most of the work. Ime there'll be some work to do to convert them to run under processing.
thanks for the answers