Jun 25, 2017
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schooling
The Nature Of Code: Midterm
This week I combined arriving and seeking behavior with video tracking in 2 sketches.
In Eye Drawing, vehicles with seeking behavior gravitate towards detected eyes and leave a short history path. In Eye Swarm, vehicles have group behavior of cohesion and separation while seeking detected eyes. You can press the up, down, left, right arrows to apply an external force that will push the swarm in these directions.
The next step would be to introduce additional elements obstruct agents, refine the frame rate, and refine the external forces. I’m imagining that autonomous agents, environmental variables, and external forces could be combined to forma simple game mechanic and that the player could take the form of a lazer cat avatar.
The Nature Of Code: Autonomous Agents
For this week’s assignment I modified Dan Shiffman’s flow field example to change slightly over time by adding and incrementing a third dimension of Perlin noise.
The Nature Of Code: Particle Systems
The Nature Of Code: Asteroids Glitch
The Nature Of Code: Forces
The Nature Of Code: Experiment With Motion
This week’s assignment was an experiment with motion. I rewrote a Walker class with PVector, made a bunch of them, and added a little bit of dynamic interaction based on the mouse location.
The Nature Of Code: Midterm
This week I combined arriving and seeking behavior with video tracking in 2 sketches.
In Eye Drawing, vehicles with seeking behavior gravitate towards detected eyes and leave a short history path. In Eye Swarm, vehicles have group behavior of cohesion and separation while seeking detected eyes. You can press the up, down, left, right arrows to apply an external force that will push the swarm in these directions.
The next step would be to introduce additional elements obstruct agents, refine the frame rate, and refine the external forces. I’m imagining that autonomous agents, environmental variables, and external forces could be combined to forma simple game mechanic and that the player could take the form of a lazer cat avatar.