Tag: Inspiration
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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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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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Aseprite Pixel Art Tutorial: How to Create a Ruined Wall
Learn how to easily create a ruined wall in this pixel art tutorial using Aseprite.
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Creating a seamless brick texture in Aseprite
Learn how to easily create a seamless brick tile texture in Aseprite by using tiled in both axes.
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Four simple ways to create arches in Aseprite
This tutorial will show you four simple and fast ways to create arches in Aseprite using different tools. Read on to find your favourite method.
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Adding a blurred outline in Aseprite
Learn how to add a blurred outline to a sprite quickly in Aseprite. The blurred outline blends nicely with the background and helps the image stand out.
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