| // copy and paste into https://charlieroberts.github.io/marching/playground/ | |
| // select all and hit ctrl+enter | |
| mat1 = Material( 'phong', Vec3(.0),Vec3(1,.8,.8),Vec3(1), 32, Vec3(0,.15,.25) ) | |
| march( | |
| RoundUnion( | |
| m = Mandelbulb( Noise(.225,4,.5) ).material( mat1 ), | |
| Plane().material(mat1), | |
| .25 | |
| ) |
| // copy and paste into https://charlieroberts.github.io/marching/playground/ | |
| // select all and hit ctrl+enter | |
| // turn the count up to 100 if you have a nice gfx card, | |
| // otherwise, leave as is or risk graphics card meltdown | |
| count = 25 | |
| Material.default = Material.white | |
| arr = Array(count) | |
| arr = arr.fill(0).map( (v,i) => { |
| // copy and paste into https://charlieroberts.github.io/marching/playground/ | |
| // select all and hit ctrl+enter | |
| quality = 'med' // try 'high' if you have a nice gfx card | |
| size = .025/8 | |
| box = Box(size).material('white glow') | |
| count = 25 | |
| mrrr = Mirror( box ).translate(size,size,size) | |
| mirrors = [ mrrr ] | |
| for( let i = 0; i < count; i++ ) { |
| // copy and paste into https://charlieroberts.github.io/marching/playground/ | |
| // select all and hit ctrl+enter | |
| march( | |
| ru = RoundUnion( | |
| m2 = Mirror( | |
| m1 = Mirror( | |
| m = Mirror( | |
| j = Julia( 3.5 ) | |
| .translate( .25,.25,.75 ) | |
| .material('glue') |
We will all have fun with the following:
Charlie Roberts – charlie@charlie-roberts.com
| // https://charlieroberts.github.io/marching/playground/ | |
| // copy and paste, select all, and hit ctrl+enter | |
| // tweak size/shape/cameraz. change quality to 'high' if | |
| // you have a nice graphics card, or 'low' if needed. Making | |
| // your browser window smaller can also improve performance. | |
| // config | |
| let size = .075, | |
| count = 9, | |
| quality = 'med', |
The WPI Creative Coding Slack channel is intended for current and former students and faculty interested in creative coding at WPI. It’s a place for us to share works in progress, project ideas, and opportunities for engaging with the broader community.
The current admins are:
| // first, download the hydra-synth repo: https://github.com/ojack/hydra-synth | |
| // second, build it with browserify: browserify index.js -o hydra.js --standalone Hydra | |
| // third, place the resulting hydra.js file in the smae directory as marching.js | |
| script = document.createElement('script') | |
| script.src = 'http://localhost:12000/hydra.js' | |
| document.querySelector('head').appendChild( script ) | |
| canvas = document.createElement('canvas') | |
| hydra = new Hydra({ canvas }) |
Dr. Charlie Roberts
Today we’ll be looking at live coding which is a kinda weird performance practice where people create audio and visuals by programming them live, in front of an audience. We’ll be using a system called Gibber for live coding today, but there are many, many others…. If you’re interested in live coding you can learn more at:
Go to the follow website using Google Chrome: http://gibber.cc
| /* | |
| Example usage: | |
| osc( | |
| Tidal( '<1 20> [50 100]*2' ), | |
| 0.01, | |
| 1.4 | |
| ).out( o0 ) | |
| */ |