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# The speed of my tracks automatically add an intense colour to the stroke of the GPX trace according to the speed I ran. Viceversa: The route faints when the speed slows down. | # The speed of my tracks automatically add an intense colour to the stroke of the GPX trace according to the speed I ran. Viceversa: The route faints when the speed slows down. | ||
# Another track I ran will be added after pushing <i>enter</i> another time. | # Another track I ran will be added after pushing <i>enter</i> another time. | ||
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This is | File:Evathin_gpx_running.png| This is where I got lost… | ||
File:Evathin_gpx_code.png|the code | |||
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== #3 Approach == | == #3 Approach == | ||
Latest revision as of 16:50, 14 October 2014
With processing, I'd like to play around with my tracking data (GPS and GPX) coming from my running app Runmeter. My initial idea is to visualize the tracks I run. By layering my tracks on top of each another, I try to create patterns and shapes that work in a certain algorithm.
#1 Approach
My running app: Runmeter
My running tracks
My track in the app
#2 Approach
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When playing the sketch in processing, I’d like to see the tracks I’ve ran with the follwing effects:
- My tracks pop up after pushing enter.Then they start running.
- The tracks are coloured.
- The speed of my tracks automatically add an intense colour to the stroke of the GPX trace according to the speed I ran. Viceversa: The route faints when the speed slows down.
- Another track I ran will be added after pushing enter another time.
This is where I got lost…
the code
I used Processing 2.2.1.
#3 Approach
After the two approaches, I focused on a more graphic code. When moving the mouse the ellipse's speed changes.