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I made another small processing sketch this one draws random curves

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I generated new pictures for my living-room wall using a little processing sketch that generates random violet triangles.

Here is the code I used to generate them if you want to create some for your living-room too

I made another small processing sketch this one draws a ever changing, cool blue wave. Well not actually "ever" but with a very long period, so you probably get bored or fall asleep before you notice that the sequence repeats :-)

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I just noticed that much time has passed since I posted my last completely useless processing sketch. So to change this I present you some random grey boxes, made with processing. (click on the image to see them in action)

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I just released a new version of my processing freetts wraper

in this version I added two new speak methods that allow to choose the speaker the voice is coming from

tts.speak( "I am in the center" );
tts.speakLeft( "I am on the left" );
tts.speakRight( "I am on the right" );

go to the ttslib project page and download a copy. Installation works as usual by unzipping the file in your sketchbook/library folder.

my day 27 project for 30DaysOfCreativity - yellow circles

written in processing-js (click on the image)

my day 6 project for 30DaysOfCreativity - lots of dots

written in processing-js (click on the image)

I just wrote door24 of my 2011 - Calender

I have written a lot of processing.js sketches and here are some of my findings

first of all - I like it very much - especially how easy it is to deploy on a website and the fact that on the client side only a browser is needed.

What I didn't like very much is that the javascript quality and speed varies a lot among bowsers and operating systems. Some sketches run blazing fast in my firefox and slow to a crawl in my safari - and vize versa.

So when deploying processing.js scripts - one has to do the very same things as with every web/javascript code - test test test. on every plattform in every browser.

What I haven't tested so far are things like sound or video, or integrating libraries into the code. All the sketches in the advent calender use pure processing.

I thing this is a point where we can expect a lot of development in the next time, but where processing defintly has a clear margin at the moment.

So Processing and Processing.js will definitly coexist in my toolbox from now on :-)

I just wrote door23 of my 2011 - Calender

yesterdays sketch was - in fact - an accident (but still very beautiful) - what I really intendet to do was this :-)

I just wrote door22 of my 2011 - Calender