shocking lines
Instructions:
- Move your mouse to paint
- Spacebar to clear
Evolution from the first one! ![]()
Now using threshold to achieve the oil effect.
Click and hold to gather the balls.
The idea is get the audio wave equalizer to manipulate the color ranges, and create beautiful compositions.
MOVE YOUR MOUSE TO THE CENTER.
Music: Accroche-toi Caroline! – Claude Vasori
Getting deep in particles studies, now I’m trying to optimize things, since the average of my experiments runs fine moving only 3000-5000 particles with BitmapData.
Navigating through old particles experiments from Joa Ebert and his optimizations techniques, I’m glad to achieve moving 40000 particles in pure as3-flash9 code.
Can’t wait to do this in flash10!
This is much more concrete from I was really thinking when started.
I think its looking is much more prettier then the previous one
INSTRUCTIONS:
- Stage center is a fixed repulser
- Mouse position is the attractor.
- Click and drag on scene to get one more attractor.
- Have fun!
Reforcing some concepts about recursive functions that I admit was weak.
The tree experiment is the “Hello World” of recursive functions, so I decided to animate it, pushing more complexity.
The next step is to do this in a 3D space.
(Click to generate the tree, and click again to regenarate)
Now becoming more realistic, and unconsciously à la Van Gogh.
Researching his paintings, I was suprised finding this one I’ve never heard about before… Wheat Field :S
Starting working magnetic forces. Here a sample with a repulser and attractor, manipulating its influences in a particle systems.
Motion is inspired in this awsome project (one day I’ll do some like this) from Memo. This guy rocks, check out his another projects…
Nothing much new, but I like the visual effect.
Instructions: MOUSE POSITION is the attractor, move around to see some action.