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I wrote a new short processing sketch today. Click on the screenshot to explore the ellipse parameter space

I wrote a new short processing sketch today. Click on the screenshot to explore the rectangle parameter space

I wrote a sort new processing sketch that uses about 20 lines of code to create trippy slow moving wave patterns by using the sine- and cosine-functions in processing.

For this oculus rift experiment I used the labyrinth generator I wrote a while ago and turned it into a little game. You have to run/drive through a labyrinth and find a yellow post. If you hit it a new labyrinth is generated. Originally I wanted to use the WASD keys to run through the labyrinth but I switched to a usb-gamepad, because its easier for the players to navigate the labyrinth when they hold the controller in their hands instead of having to search for the keyboard.

This is a second processing sketch I made for the oculus rift using processing and the SimpleOculusRift library. You are In the middle of a big cubical world where lots of little cubes bounce off the walls. I also implemented a invisible sphere around the viewer where the boxes bounce off, because it feels really really odd if an object is flying through you.

I got the oculus rift DK1 to play with for a view days (thanks fake!!!!) so I started experimenting a little bit - here is my first processing sketch - a reminiscence on the 3D graphics I started with on my atari ST.

To run it you need the SimpleOculusRift library for processing by xohm.

I wrote a new processing sketch featuring a lonely bug doing a random walk and tracing its - aehm - trace

the screenshot was taken after about 1 minute random walking klick on the sketch to let a bug walk for you

3 years ago I created a processing script that creates eyes in various positions, that are running on a cheapo digital piture frame - (see here little picture frame is watching you)

I created a new processing script that generates a set of eyes with eyebrows

I created a new processing sketch that generates hexagonal patterns. Click on the sketch to start it or create a new one.

I created a simple endless scrolling animation of hills with trees using processing today. The background is a gradient image that is pre-generated in the setup() method. The hills are created using curveVertex(), the trees are simple ellipses and rectangles. After each layer I burred the image with a radius of 1 so the further away the layers are the more blurred they get

click on the image to start the animation.