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- jeremydouglass July 2017
- TfGuy44 July 2017
Run multiple sketchs every couple of minutes randomly
Hallo everyone, I m working on project, where I created 3 sketchs, and I want them to run every couple of minutes randomly. could frameRate() or/and noLoop(), redraw() and loop() work in this case? If yes how do I use them correctly? Thanks in advance! :)
PS: I m using Kinect for xbox one, the awesome Processing.3 and KinectPV2.
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Combine them all into one sketch that switches between them randomly after some amount of time.
Combining multiple sketches into one sketch is definitely the easiest solution.
This sounds like a good approach for you because you don't have very many sketches and your sketches share many things (like KinectPV2). Really you could think of this as a single sketch with three "modes".
There are other approaches to combining sketches that work better if you have a large number of sketches, and/or if your multiple sketches are very different from one another -- different renderers or screen modes, different (potentially incompatible) libraries, etc. Then you can use either:
Here are some previous discussions on these options: