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GMU:Einführung ins Programmieren mit Processing/Seminar (view source)
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[http://www.michelepasin.org/techblog/2010/02/18/processing-js-iprocessing-javascript-does-everything-for-you/ Processing.js, iProcessing: javascript does everything for you! ] | [http://www.michelepasin.org/techblog/2010/02/18/processing-js-iprocessing-javascript-does-everything-for-you/ Processing.js, iProcessing: javascript does everything for you! ] | ||
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A Kinect detects any deformation of the elastic surface and passes this data to Processing, which then simulates virtual drops of dye.<br/> | A Kinect detects any deformation of the elastic surface and passes this data to Processing, which then simulates virtual drops of dye.<br/> | ||
What I like about this project is the combination of digital tools with analog materials and the beauty of being so simple. The simulation of watercolor on the other hand is very interesting as well. (*cellular automata) | What I like about this project is the combination of digital tools with analog materials and the beauty of being so simple. The simulation of watercolor on the other hand is very interesting as well. (*cellular automata) | ||
// [[Sebastian Wolf|Sebastian]] | |||
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