Discussion
- Student lead discussions: Omar, Katarina
- Look at some homework assignments, pay attention to program structure and usage of functions, transformations, and loops
- Reorganized schedule of student lead discussions
Lecture
What is the difference between random()
and noise()
?
Example use of noise()
:
void setup() { size(400, 400); fill(0); } // Why are these global? // initial arguments for perlin noise. // ty is different from tx so values aren't both the same float tx = 0; float ty = 100; // value is arbitrary as long as it's different // set to true to demonstrate behavior with random numbers // set to false to demonstrate behavior with perlin noise boolean useRandom = true; void draw() { float x; // Why didn't I initialize? float y; background(255); if (useRandom) { // generate random number between 0 and 1 (not inclusive) x = random(1); y = random(1); } else { // generate perlin noise for values tx and ty x = noise(tx); y = noise(ty); // advance to next noise value tx = tx + 0.01; ty = ty + 0.01; } // x and y will always be between 0 and 1, so scale // to fit the canvas x = map (x, 0, 1, 0, width); y = map (y, 0, 1, 0, height); ellipse(x, y, 30, 30); }
Time permitting
Introduction to Object Oriented Programming
Homework due Thursday April 2
Read:
- Daniel Shiffman’s Objects tutorial
- Daniel Shiffman’s Objects video tutorial
Homework due Tuesday April 7
Make an art piece or a game using object oriented programming.