Mar 15, 2016
Yay, a new Coding Math video! Do also check out Keith’s Patreon page. Maybe you’re like me and you like to support people who create excellent stuff for free too (if you can financially afford it yourself)!
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Yay, a new Coding Math video! Do also check out Keith’s Patreon page. Maybe you’re like me and you like to support people who create excellent stuff for free too (if you can financially afford it yourself)!
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There’s a new CodingMath video out and it’s, of course, really good. Consider to support its creator on Patreon if you value quality content! :)
looping around
I’m currently beta testing a new tool by Keith Peters, from Coding Math fame, called GIF Loop Coder and this is a first result.
GLC is kind of like a framework built on top of Javascript, a bit like p5.js I guess?, and it’s quite neat for this kind of looping stuff. There are some great and useful built-in ‘tools’.
legs
(animated version of the previous post)
Kinectic stills.
(based on this)
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Isometric, pseudo-3D
(based on this Coding Math tutorial; my code here)
intersect
(just a quick first attempt at applying the intersect math from this Coding Math tutorial; I didn't completely get the math (yet?) but that didn't stop me from using it ;) ; my code here)