Added some additions to my project, I decided to move a UFO around a black hole. There is an audio effect for every time the space craft moves, music is played, and the frame rate purposely drops to show the effect the black hole has on its surroundings/video manipulation. The music track is paused whenever the mouse is released allowing the user not to hear the same beginning melody repeatedly. The sound effect is stopped every time the mouse is released. Also every time the mouse speed is greater than 400 (relatively fast mouse speed) than the background would flash dark blue. This project uses the processing.sound library and processing.video library.

For my project, I decided to move a UFO around the center of an image. There is an audio effect for every time the space craft moves and music is played as well. The music track is paused whenever the mouse is released allowing the user not to hear the same beginning melody repeatedly. The sound effect is stopped every time the mouse is released. Added a filter to this as well. This project uses the processing.sound library.

It’s also really laggy when I add the rounded rectangles on.

https://www.screencast.com/t/uGMDzFmBQ

I was messing around with Processing’s mirror2 example and changed the color of the dots and messing with the hue and saturation. If my hair was a different color and my entire background was black, I could’ve looked like a super saiyan.

For this exercise, we were playing around with some of the examples in the video capture processing library. The goal was to modify a previously existing example. I took the example called “Framingham” and partially combined it with the “Mirror” one (as seen in the first “block”). I also slowed down the frame rate to 5 fps and made the background color purple.

For this assignment, I took the example that found the brightest pixel in the video capture and modified it to also find the darkest pixel. First, I found the brightness of of very first pixel in the video capture. Then, it’s compared to each subsequent pixel until one is darker. The darker one and it’s x,y coordinates are saved, and this process continues until the darkest pixel is found. A green circle is then drawn on this pixel to denote it’s location, the orange circle shows where the brightest pixel is.

Created a simple app on Processing that as someone movements occur, lines move showing that movement.