Ep.2 Processing art tutorial | GRID 02 (Creative coding)

This video is part of the "How to draw with code" series. The Processing art tutorial uses for loops, arcs and strokeweight.

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[thedotisblack]

I got some positive response on social media regarding these grids, so I thought to make a short clip how to code it from scratch. I thought that the video would've been shorter but I simply got distracted while interacting with these grids. The code is very simple yet it offers lots of different uses and outcomes. Hope you enjoyed it, and if you did, please feel free to like, share and leave a comment. Thank you for your support!



0:00 Intro
0:32 Coding
7:15 Short sequence

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[yooniverse]

full stack dev jumping into creative coding, showing the process itself was super helpful thank u <3

[radiospines]

You’re awesome for sharing your knowledge of the program with us. Thank you!

[JJDigitalartStudio]

For whatever reason there was no comments section showing when I watched this. I did enjoy it so much. I know I am a color junkie but I swear in some of those multiarcs I saw blues and greens. Must be an optical trick of the mind that wants to see color. You do all those lines of code manually. Whew! That takes more than a little mousing. You are a programmer. What a genius artwork this truly is.

[klklklklklklkl]

This was tremendously helpful to me and I really appreciate you taking the time to share this with everyone

[DNL_inv]

I actually learned from this tutorial quite a lot. Thanks from S. Korea

[alwayssomewhattired]

So beautiful!!! I am so happy to know that someone has created this

[MarinusMakesStuff]

Really awesome you share an insight in your code. It's making it worth much more extra for me to watch these videos as I am trying to learn how to code in Processing specifically for the sake of generating art. Eventually I want to generate the art into GCODE for a pen plotter. It's a long term project but worth every step!

[MyLinuxToyBox]

Fantastic channel. I am a bot freak myself. I love making bots that generate art. I have over 7000 bot generated images and posts on Twitter. I just uploaded a video almost three hours long of various bot generated images. Processing is a neat program.

[JosephHenryDrawing]

Wow, super nice to see you working in real time. I have a question : are you active on the Processing forum ?
Because I am and you could share your work with the community 😊

[dragongoestojapan]

Great content
Awesome channel
New supporter of your work

[danmmm]

in 6:30 he changed line26, fyi if you don't understand what happened

[laurencegoldman]

Very impressive demo. For someone who has never typed one single line of code, can you suggest a simple, step by step entry into this process?

[inayah]

Is there anyway to have n image underneath almost to stretch it to make portraits with the code?

[danny_racho]

Hey! I love your content. I have a small question to your code:
How are you able to "reformate" (if this is the right term for it) your code so nicely and fast? I'm assuming, you have a shortcut for it?
With "reformation" I mean take the code and delete any unnecessary spaces or line up the for loops like you did around 2:09
Thanks for the brilliant tutorial! :)

[emilbellacci]

When I add the alpha++ and alpha to the radians it says "cannot convert from float to int" heeelp

[andrewd]

Help! i'm getting an error called Syntax Error - Missing “;” on the line for (float x2=0; x2<width+arcSize; x2+=arcSize) {

[PoggersFloppa]

im getting an error called The variable "arcSize" does not exist

[julieg.]

help me please! What code is needed so that each line is a different color

[jaaferelsadig]

This is amazing. How are you able to see the result in realtime?