Cameron Browning camb416

## simpleswarmer2.pde
/**
* Simple Swarmer 2
*
*/

int numAttractors = 256;
int numMasses = 8192*2;
float maxSpeed = 4.0f;
float maxAccel = 1.0f;

## processing_ide.md

      
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                Instructions on how to create a new processing project in IntelliJ IDEA Community 15
              
          
    Processing 3.0 in IntelliJ IDEA 15


Create new project
Java
Next
Next
Finish
File > Project Structure
Libraries > +
/Applications/Processing.app/Contents/Java/core.jar
OK


## sliceProgressively.sh
#!/bin/bash
# One week series. Slicing images from top to bottom over time.
# http://cameronbrowning.com/content/one-week-series/
# Originally adapted from earlier work at:
# http://cameronbrowning.com/content/creating-slit-scan-images-from-quicktime-movies-with-ffmpeg-on-mac-os-x/

# Step 1: loop through 10,078 images
for i in `seq -f "%05g" 1 10078`;
do
	# subtract 1 from the counter for the y offset

## renamer.sh
#!/bin/bash
# rename all of the JPG images in this folder to sequence numbers.
a=1
for i in *.jpg; do
  new=$(printf "%05d.jpg" "$a") #04 pad to length of 5 digits
  mv -- "$i" "$new"
  let a=a+1
done

## circles.pde
import processing.core.PApplet;
import processing.core.PGraphics;

/**
 * Created by cbrowning on 2/17/16.
 */
public class ProcessingExample extends PApplet{

    PGraphics tile;
    int tileWidth;

## circles2.pde
import processing.core.PApplet;
import processing.core.PGraphics;

/**
 * Created by cbrowning on 2/17/16.
 */
//public class ProcessingExample extends PApplet{

    PGraphics tile;
    int tileWidth;

## circles3.pde
import processing.core.PApplet;
import processing.core.PGraphics;

/**
 * Created by cbrowning on 2/28/16.
 */

PGraphics tile;
int tileWidth;
int tileHeight;

## interactiveBezier.pde
Bezier b;
ArrayList<DraggablePoint> pts;
boolean isDragging;
int dragID;

float slope;

float t;
void setup(){


## firstColorPattern.pde

color[] colors = {#395273,
						#405B73,
						#F2EDA0,
						#D9A171,
						#40211E,
						#40211E};


## firstColorPattern_variation.pde

color[] colors = {		#395273,
						#395273,
						#F2EDA0,
						#D9A171,
						#395273,
						#395273,
						#40211E,
						#395273,
						#40211E,
	/**
	* Simple Swarmer 2
	*
	*/

	int numAttractors = 256;
	int numMasses = 8192*2;
	float maxSpeed = 4.0f;
	float maxAccel = 1.0f;
	#!/bin/bash
	# One week series. Slicing images from top to bottom over time.
	# http://cameronbrowning.com/content/one-week-series/
	# Originally adapted from earlier work at:
	# http://cameronbrowning.com/content/creating-slit-scan-images-from-quicktime-movies-with-ffmpeg-on-mac-os-x/

	# Step 1: loop through 10,078 images
	for i in `seq -f "%05g" 1 10078`;
	do
	# subtract 1 from the counter for the y offset
	#!/bin/bash
	# rename all of the JPG images in this folder to sequence numbers.
	a=1
	for i in *.jpg; do
	new=$(printf "%05d.jpg" "$a") #04 pad to length of 5 digits
	mv -- "$i" "$new"
	let a=a+1
	done
	import processing.core.PApplet;
	import processing.core.PGraphics;

	/**
	* Created by cbrowning on 2/17/16.
	*/
	public class ProcessingExample extends PApplet{

	PGraphics tile;
	int tileWidth;
	import processing.core.PApplet;
	import processing.core.PGraphics;

	/**
	* Created by cbrowning on 2/28/16.
	*/

	PGraphics tile;
	int tileWidth;
	int tileHeight;
	Bezier b;
	ArrayList<DraggablePoint> pts;
	boolean isDragging;
	int dragID;

	float slope;

	float t;
	void setup(){

	color[] colors = {#395273,
	#405B73,
	#F2EDA0,
	#D9A171,
	#40211E,
	#40211E};

	color[] colors = { #395273,
	#395273,
	#F2EDA0,
	#D9A171,
	#395273,
	#395273,
	#40211E,
	#395273,
	#40211E,