Great video and tutorial ! You have to change the variable size in setup() to something like sizen because size is a reserved word., same thing for dist in the draw function. But really good job in this one !
hey dude, this was awesome, very inspirational, have been tooling around with it and my visual cortex wants to thank you personally. I look forward to checking out ur other videos. meantime, can you please tell me how to make the pattern "rotate" like in the intermission between the 2 halves of this video? so not so much pulsing in and out, but rotating around
You're right that would definitely work. In this case min is used to keep the canvas square, which makes the render a lot easier. You can set the canvas size to window width and height directly, but you'd have to call scale differently to make sure the render doesn't get stretched out. There's a link to the code in the description, you can see for yourself what happens :) let me know if you want more help with rescaling (+ centering) a square render inside a rectangular canvas.
Hey can you help me with a code if I want to control the number of arms of the spiral. (The spiral mandatorily should have curved arms, not straight ones as shown in the video)
If you take the code ( editor.p5js.org/MaximSchoemaker/sketches/hSUoBvPJB ) and turn const angle = i * PHI;" into: const angle = i / ARMS;" you can determine the arms with the variable ARMS. These will be straight however for whole numbers (like 5). If you want 5 curved arms you can set ARMS to 5.01 or whichever non-integer number you want :)
Just learning p5js and this video is a really great source of knowledge for starters
I learned a lot of new stuff from this tutorial. Thank you for sharing.
Thank you very much for creating these videos🙏 Loving this a lot and looking forward to more.
Cheers Stefanija! ^^3 that's very nice of you to say :)
Great video and tutorial ! You have to change the variable size in setup() to something like sizen because size is a reserved word., same thing for dist in the draw function. But really good job in this one !
Love the colours you chose for the animation! So good 💜✨
Thank you sweetheart!
It's really a great tutorial ❤ I have watched the video by Numberphile and it's very interesting 👍 also like the keyboard ASMR ❤
your youtube channel is awesome!
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hey dude, this was awesome, very inspirational, have been tooling around with it and my visual cortex wants to thank you personally. I look forward to checking out ur other videos. meantime, can you please tell me how to make the pattern "rotate" like in the intermission between the 2 halves of this video? so not so much pulsing in and out, but rotating around
I figured it out, to spin the wheel >> angle = i * PHI + t;
Excellent!
This is so cool!
Thank you!
Hi. What is the purpose of using the min function on the canvas size? Wouldn’t the window width/height be enough for the canvas to fill up the screen?
You're right that would definitely work. In this case min is used to keep the canvas square, which makes the render a lot easier. You can set the canvas size to window width and height directly, but you'd have to call scale differently to make sure the render doesn't get stretched out. There's a link to the code in the description, you can see for yourself what happens :) let me know if you want more help with rescaling (+ centering) a square render inside a rectangular canvas.
thank you : )
Nice Video
Hey can you help me with a code if I want to control the number of arms of the spiral. (The spiral mandatorily should have curved arms, not straight ones as shown in the video)
If you take the code ( editor.p5js.org/MaximSchoemaker/sketches/hSUoBvPJB ) and turn
const angle = i * PHI;"
into:
const angle = i / ARMS;"
you can determine the arms with the variable ARMS. These will be straight however for whole numbers (like 5). If you want 5 curved arms you can set ARMS to 5.01 or whichever non-integer number you want :)
how do u export this form p5js web editor ? i wanted to save this as an actual video file
Here's a template that can output to .avi and .gif: editor.p5js.org/MaximSchoemaker/sketches/DRNaUeBxZ
let me know if anything's unclear :)
@@creativecodingwithmaxim oh my god you are a life saver thank you!!!
Thank you !