The second day’s task was to create a set of Interactive components. Two options were to choose from. First – to design a set of 2D interavtive elements, whose parameters (e.g. dimensions, colour etc.) were dependent on mouse Events, the second – to design a screensaver: a set of elements in motion, with transformations of colours, geometry and position, according to predefined rules. During the second day, functions, mouse interaction, arrays and conditionals were introduced. The final product of each option is a short movie or two of them with different code parameters.

STUDENT WORKS

Agata Muszynska

Hideaki Takenaga

Jesper Thøger Christensen

After the second day of introduction to Processing the homework was to design a two-dimensional component whose attributes (geometry, dimension, color and so on) are interactive with mouse event. I choose to elaborate one of the sketches made in class by introducing breezier curves, coloring by mouse location and using the cosine function to control the geometry and behavior of element in a two dimensional grid based on proximity

http://openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=17173

Nikola Marincic

This program tries to simulate classical 3D screensaver effects using just 2D graphics. It does that by utilizing motion of two lines whose points have different speeds, and multiplying those lines. Multiplication creates something that looks like grid changing because of the flying camera, and that makes the illusion. First set of lines is made by multiplying line locked on the upper and lower side of the screen, and second by set of lines locked on the left and right sides of the screen. Looks best in OPENGL.

http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=17152

http://vimeo.com/17114785

Magda Osinska

The task was to create the interactive components. The attributes of the components are interactive in consequence of the function called mouse Event. The idea was to create spiral curve and the points, which will follow after it and then multiply this element. The final product is a short movie.

http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=17216