Saturday Side Project Spooktacular!

0:00 Start!
6:05 Introduction
26:45 Coding Train Discord
33:36 Coding Train Wallpapers and Train Whistles
41:52 Code! Spooky Random Numbers
1:08:28 Brilliant (Sponsor)
1:23:20 Break
1:50:42 Code! Jack O' Lantern Filter
2:28:08 Community Contributions
2:30:04 Ray Casting Game With Maze Generation
2:37:25 Hypercube
2:39:27 Goodbye!

[nkpvg]

Dan Is Just The Most Epicest Coder Or Programmer I've Ever Seen And Love His Content And ME Myself Code A Lot And Again, Amazing !!

[SxC]

How spooky, it's the Coding Train hosted by Count DANcula!

[gerardjensenolmos]

is anyone going to talk about how at 1:00:00 he just rang the bell in perfect time?

[pickypotato]

how about more coding challenges like before, really missing them!

[RoshanPradhan]

You know, you should write a book and include all the coding challenge projects as chapters clearly described. 😉

LIKE IF YOU AGREE!

[HritikRC]

“Can I do that? Oh boy, zoinks”


Or something along those words 😂

[CodingWorm]

bro, this is intense. Hopefully i can get to this level one day

[TheAverageDev]

Dan I love your videos so much. I enjoy watching you, and thomas brush, all the time. You and him have inspired me to break out of my comfort zone and do videos of game dev, and coding, from what I am learning in college. I am still really bad at making videos, and I only have a few (I started bout 2 weeks ago), but if you see this, that would be amazing if you, or anyone else just takes a gander at my page, and maybe stick around for a bit. I love all the work you do, keep it up, you are the best.

[anodic_passion]

hello sir, can you please tell me how to use ip camera in processing...

[joshuastelman]

@The coding train

A few questions about processing:

Is the last shape being drawn always going to be on top? If I wanted to draw an object behind or in front of another object how would that be accomplished?

Also how do I control the opacity of a shape?

Finally, if I wanted big block text with thick letters to be drawn on the screen (not in the log) how would I do that?

[jackhodgson]

Watching the playback on Sunday morning. We're in a particularly high state of "Dan-ness" this morning. :-) #ilikeit

[Fun-Planet]

Endpoints are explained in the README


Edit: PS: About how to store which contributions have been shown, it probably should be handled in the actual wheel program/sketch (backend/DBaaS?) so that if anyone else is using the API it shouldn't mark a contribution to be "shown"

[deepakvishwakarma]

Sir pls pls pls, organise your playlist, it's difficult to find the playlist or previous or following video lecture of a random video.
For example : 6.2: classes video lecturer
I can't find in your playlist

[JohnnyBGoods]

Hey, Dan. I want to make something: I have a canvas that is 1000 milion pixels x some other milion pixels. And I load an image, representing some borders of a map (and subdivisions). And I scale the image according to the canvas. And I pick some points (Math.floor, integer numbers for pixels), and I memorize some collections of points representing a polygon. Then I subtract minX and minY from the xs and ys, to have them all starting from 0, 0. THEN, I want to use map() to map theese points from 0, max to longitudeMin, longitudeMax, and latitudeMin, latitudeMax, respectevely. But... Some of the mapped, new, numbers fall OUTSIDE the map-to interval. WHY IS THAT? HOW DOES THE MAP FUNCTION REALLY WORK? I know about the 6th parameter, which is used to CONSTRAIN the NEW values, but I NEED to ask (and I ask You, because You are my master): WHY DO WE NEED TO CONSTRAIN THE NEW VALUES?