p5.js

Empowers artists, designers, students, and anyone to learn to code and express themselves creatively

Demo

We are much impressed by the visuals of onebus at the DINAcon stage, which are partly (and very literally, with a LEAP motion controller) hand-made using Processing. With P5.js it is easy to pick up some basic code-art techniques. Commit to a regular practice, and pretty soon you'll be impressing your friends with your code-VJ skilz. Check out our Open Edu Days workshop, join us for MountainBytes, and look forward to a Graffathon in Bern next year!

See also:

Make real-time art
HACKnight 2019 Challenge

Because nothing says "party" like retro hardware


{ hacknight challenges }

Sketch a few shapes, make a basic animation following a Processing tutorial. Just google it!

Load some data, add some interaction or even a game mechanic or two.

Learn what it takes to maintain, and contribute to the p5.js project itself.

LeepMotionProcessing

dependency -> leepmotion sdk 2.3.1

simple inmplementation of the LM Library by nok https://github.com/nok/leap-motion-processing

grab and move around a textured sphere swipe to spin

press 'r' to reset spinning press 'b' to toggle background

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Check out the results of Graffathon 2022 and sign up for upcoming events like it on the Echtzeit website.

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Project

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Event finish

Asked Bänz for the source code. Processing rocks, especially when projection-mapped.

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