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Expanding circle columns made in Processing
Made these expanding circle columns in Processing by rendering three circles without clearing the screen, and using hue shifting to keep it interesting. The colours go from dark and saturated, to bright and desaturated.
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Aseprite pixel art tutorial: Noise texture background
Learn how to create a noise texture background in this step-by-step Aseprite pixel art tutorial. Create an image made up of many squares of varying sizes using two colours. Then make the image noisy using a convolution matrix. Use blend modes and gradients to add the finishing touches.
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Three simple ways to code finite state machines
This tutorial will show you three simple ways to code finite state machines using the C++ programming language in Visual Studio. Learn how to use an enum and a switch case. Then learn how to use inheritance and polymorphism. Finally learn how to use function pointers.
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Rabbit and Carrot Finite State Machine
This post shows how the behaviour of a rabbit can be coded using a finite state machine, by breaking down the rabbit’s behaviour into different states. The rabbit’s goal is to wander around and eat carrots, whilst avoiding the deadly mouse cursor!
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Coding a bouncing slime in Processing
Learn how to code a bouncing slime using forces and the finite state machine pattern. You will learn how to split your code up into an air state and a ground state. In the ground state the slime will wait, then launch into the air state using an impulse force. In the air state the…
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Aseprite tutorial: Creating a bouncing ball animation with squash and stretch
Learn how to create a bouncing ball animation in Aseprite with squash and stretch in this step-by-step pixel art tutorial.
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Fun and Crazy Circle Animation in Processing
I created this fun and crazy circle animation in Processing using the Java programming language. The effect is made using time, random functions and Perlin noise.
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Coding an Olympic Ring Animation in Processing
I created this Olympic ring animation to celebrate the Olympic games. The animation was coded in Processing using the Java programming language.
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Processing Tutorial: How to Create Falling Snow Particles
This Processing tutorial shows you how to create snow particles which flow back and forth in the air. Learn how to simulate wind in a particle system, written using the Java programming language. The process is similar for creating rain, falling leaves and cherry blossom particles.
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Processing Tutorial: How to Create Waterfall Particles
Learn how to create a steady stream of waterfall particles which fall due to gravity in this Processing tutorial, written in the Java programming language.
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