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February 14, 2025 at 1:04 PM
Latest sketch "Organic Circle" using diffusion-limited aggregation in OPENRNDR
#creativecoding #genartclub
#creativecoding #genartclub
February 12, 2025 at 6:07 PM
Latest sketch "Organic Circle" using diffusion-limited aggregation in OPENRNDR
#creativecoding #genartclub
#creativecoding #genartclub
February 5, 2025 at 1:05 PM
After a bit of struggle, I finally managed to port Jason Webb's experiment (with p5js) on differential growth to OPENRNDR. It's still "raw," but I'm happy with those early results since I'm a beginner in Kotlin & OPENRNDR.
February 4, 2025 at 8:29 PM
After a bit of struggle, I finally managed to port Jason Webb's experiment (with p5js) on differential growth to OPENRNDR. It's still "raw," but I'm happy with those early results since I'm a beginner in Kotlin & OPENRNDR.
I'm trying for the 1st time to implement an L-system that simulates a plant using "The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants" book and I love it. The rules are simple, yet they produce complex drawing quickly.
The book is freely available here: archive.org/details/the-...
#generative #openrndr
The book is freely available here: archive.org/details/the-...
#generative #openrndr
February 2, 2025 at 11:03 AM
I'm trying for the 1st time to implement an L-system that simulates a plant using "The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants" book and I love it. The rules are simple, yet they produce complex drawing quickly.
The book is freely available here: archive.org/details/the-...
#generative #openrndr
The book is freely available here: archive.org/details/the-...
#generative #openrndr
I've been experimenting with #openrndr for the first time and I love how performant it is compared to what I've experimented with Py5 in my last genuary post below.
It runs smoothly at 60 FPS where it took several seconds per frame on py5 for almost the same algorithm.
It runs smoothly at 60 FPS where it took several seconds per frame on py5 for almost the same algorithm.
January 29, 2025 at 9:31 AM
I've been experimenting with #openrndr for the first time and I love how performant it is compared to what I've experimented with Py5 in my last genuary post below.
It runs smoothly at 60 FPS where it took several seconds per frame on py5 for almost the same algorithm.
It runs smoothly at 60 FPS where it took several seconds per frame on py5 for almost the same algorithm.
I've experimented a ton of prime combos and was astonished to see how this could impact the overall look without touching the rest of the code
January 28, 2025 at 12:37 AM
I've experimented a ton of prime combos and was astonished to see how this could impact the overall look without touching the rest of the code
Genuary 27: Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig.
Two primes coloring a canvas.
#genuary27 #genuary
Two primes coloring a canvas.
#genuary27 #genuary
January 28, 2025 at 12:37 AM
Genuary 27: Make something interesting with no randomness or noise or trig.
Two primes coloring a canvas.
#genuary27 #genuary
Two primes coloring a canvas.
#genuary27 #genuary