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==Algorithm for Humans 1 — 19.10.18==
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==Algorithm for Computers 1==
==GridBox==
 
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| I was annoyed by the way the Box Object works in P3D, so i created a simple sketch with 2 ways to make Boxes out of 6 Grids, one with rects, one with vertex. The aim was to have more control over the attributes and surfaces of a box.
https://gitlab.com/1889667/processings-codes/tree/master/GridCube02%20Default%20Version
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ParticleChamber==


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| Nested for Loop with a certain offset per point & frame<br><br> [[Media:funny_jittering5.pde|funny_jittering5.pde]]
| Particle abstraction.
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==Algorithm for Computers 2==
==Spirals==


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| Sin/Cos abstraction to spiral movement, with controls over mouseX and mouseY to draw more accurate.
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==Algorithm for Computers 3==
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==Numberss==
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| Nested for Loop with a certain offset per point & frame<br><br> [[Media:funny_jittering5.pde|funny_jittering5.pde]]
|       Single Frames out of the PDE-Code "Numberss" (https://gitlab.com/1889667/processings-codes/tree/master/Numberss), the Picture abstractions are made with PeasyCam. The basic idea of this Sketch was to display Random Numbers with Strings, however out of that grew a kind of
procedual workflow. Which leads into something like a display of a machine or engine, which can be controlled by several MouseX and MouseY positions. For example - MouseX>ca.width/2 - creates a abstract noisy mass of circles behind the "Core"-Circle in the middle, like an energetic output of the core. This Core is made out of different, moving arc's. Some kind of wires or connections lines go into the Core, on these lines i created moving points to make the impression some energy is running through them in different tempi. The work on this turned out as a good introduction for me to work with P3D Renderer, although there are (nearly) just 2D Elements, because the arrangement of all elements seemed to me much easier when working with the Z-Axis and Push/PopMatrix to find a good position for single objects. <br><br>  
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|Array with PVector, modulated by noise and random movements. Like in the Walker example with limitation of amount of arraySteps. Although it was created in P3D, i had some Problems first creating the PseudoFadeOut effect with the simple rect/fill way, so i used my GridBox Code to create a filled, big box without strokes around the vertexMassObjects to got the same PseudoFadeOut effect in 3D. Movement of the whole Object is through rotateX, rotateY and peasyCam. The Rotate's got a sine Envelope on the tempo for more variance.<br><br>
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==Algorithm for Computers 3==
==Final Project==


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Some little Pieces of my final project, sadly i had to reduce the quality and length of the video files a lot to be able to upload them. Even more sadly does the sound of the videos got lost in the upload process. So here is a full upload, also in low quality unfortunately but therefore with sound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xms5GelaJS0&feature=youtu.be
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Die Grundidee des Abschlussprojektes ist die der Kombination technischer und organischer Elemente, im ästhetischen Sinne. Der Eindruck soll vermittelt werden das eine vorerst unsichtbare technische Instanz surreale Formen mit organischen Eigenschaften erzeugt. Diese technische Instanz „bugt“ jedoch ab und zu, so dass der ihr Zweck der Erzeugung abstrakter Formen und Bewegungen teilweise unterbrochen wird und sie in ihrer eigenen Form sichtbar und hörbar wird.
 
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|Lines on circle points are animated with a noise in x & y direction using mouse as input. At a certain point, the lines of the last figure are connected to the mouse. [[Media:sin_cosin_mouse.pde|sin_cosin_mouse.pde]]<br><br>
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Latest revision as of 10:55, 20 October 2019

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Algorithm for Humans 1 —

Result Algorithm
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Algorithm for Humans 2 —

Result Algorithm
1307.jpeg 
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Algorithm for Humans 3 —

Result Algorithm
1305.jpeg 
 1306.jpeg



GridBox

Result Algorithm
GridCubes.png I was annoyed by the way the Box Object works in P3D, so i created a simple sketch with 2 ways to make Boxes out of 6 Grids, one with rects, one with vertex. The aim was to have more control over the attributes and surfaces of a box.

https://gitlab.com/1889667/processings-codes/tree/master/GridCube02%20Default%20Version

== ParticleChamber==

Result Algorithm
0599.jpg Particle abstraction.

Spirals

Result Algorithm
2276.jpg Sin/Cos abstraction to spiral movement, with controls over mouseX and mouseY to draw more accurate.

ParticleDust

Result Algorithm
2507.jpg

Numberss

Result Algorithm

Abc1.png Abc2.png Abc3.png

Single Frames out of the PDE-Code "Numberss" (https://gitlab.com/1889667/processings-codes/tree/master/Numberss), the Picture abstractions are made with PeasyCam. The basic idea of this Sketch was to display Random Numbers with Strings, however out of that grew a kind of

procedual workflow. Which leads into something like a display of a machine or engine, which can be controlled by several MouseX and MouseY positions. For example - MouseX>ca.width/2 - creates a abstract noisy mass of circles behind the "Core"-Circle in the middle, like an energetic output of the core. This Core is made out of different, moving arc's. Some kind of wires or connections lines go into the Core, on these lines i created moving points to make the impression some energy is running through them in different tempi. The work on this turned out as a good introduction for me to work with P3D Renderer, although there are (nearly) just 2D Elements, because the arrangement of all elements seemed to me much easier when working with the Z-Axis and Push/PopMatrix to find a good position for single objects.

VertexMass

Result Algorithm
Array with PVector, modulated by noise and random movements. Like in the Walker example with limitation of amount of arraySteps. Although it was created in P3D, i had some Problems first creating the PseudoFadeOut effect with the simple rect/fill way, so i used my GridBox Code to create a filled, big box without strokes around the vertexMassObjects to got the same PseudoFadeOut effect in 3D. Movement of the whole Object is through rotateX, rotateY and peasyCam. The Rotate's got a sine Envelope on the tempo for more variance.


Other

VertexMassVertexMassVertexMassVertexMass

Final Project

Some little Pieces of my final project, sadly i had to reduce the quality and length of the video files a lot to be able to upload them. Even more sadly does the sound of the videos got lost in the upload process. So here is a full upload, also in low quality unfortunately but therefore with sound. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Xms5GelaJS0&feature=youtu.be

Die Grundidee des Abschlussprojektes ist die der Kombination technischer und organischer Elemente, im ästhetischen Sinne. Der Eindruck soll vermittelt werden das eine vorerst unsichtbare technische Instanz surreale Formen mit organischen Eigenschaften erzeugt. Diese technische Instanz „bugt“ jedoch ab und zu, so dass der ihr Zweck der Erzeugung abstrakter Formen und Bewegungen teilweise unterbrochen wird und sie in ihrer eigenen Form sichtbar und hörbar wird.

0063.png 
1095.png
0295.png

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