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#!/bin/bash
cp 3d/3DPrimitivesExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/3DPrimitivesExample/screenshot.png
cp 3d/advanced3dExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/advanced3dExample/screenshot.png
cp 3d/cameraLensOffsetExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/cameraLensOffsetExample/screenshot.png
cp 3d/cameraParentingExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/cameraParentingExample/screenshot.png
cp 3d/cameraRibbonExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/cameraRibbonExample/screenshot.png
cp 3d/easyCamExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/easyCamExample/screenshot.png
cp 3d/meshFromCamera.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/Development/of_v0.9.0_osx_release/examples/3d/meshFromCamera/screenshot.png
cp 3d/modelNoiseExample.png /Users/cbrowning/Documents/D

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float x;
float y;
float z;
float outsideRadius = 150;
float insideRadius = 100;

class Point{
  float x,y,z;
 Point(float _x, float _y, float _z){
  x = _x;

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class Point{
  float x,y;
  Point(float _x, float _y){
    x = _x;
    y = _y;
  }
};

class Turtle{
 Point p;

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#!/bin/bash
# all new

if [[ $# -eq 0 ]] ; then
    echo 'you need to supply an image file'
    exit 0
fi


echo "cropping to triangle..."

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  #!/bin/bash
mkdir frames
ffmpeg -i $1 -f image2 frames/image-%4d.png
convert -size 1280x720 xc:black \
        -fill white \
        -stroke none \
        -draw "path 'M 640 0 L 224 720 L 1055 720 z' "   \
        mask.gif

# rotate it (optional)

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#!/bin/bash
# http://cameronbrowning.com/content/creating-slit-scan-images-from-quicktime-movies-with-ffmpeg-on-mac-os-x/
# loop through 1080 images
for i in `seq 1 1080`;
do
	# subtract 1 from the counter for the y offset
	mycmd=$(printf "mogrify -crop 1920x1+0+%d image-%04d.jpg\n" `expr "$i" - "1"` $i)
	# output the command that's about to be executed
	# so you can see progress
	echo $mycmd