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This Processing example saves out two images of a star, a PDF (vector) and a PNG (bitmap/raster).
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//Art and Science of Computing Fall 14 | |
//This example saves out two images of a star, a PDF (vector) and a PNG (bitmap/raster). | |
//More PDF export options at: http://processing.org/reference/libraries/pdf/ | |
import processing.pdf.*; | |
//using two arrays is one improvement on individually naming each point! | |
int[] xPositions = { 90, 251, 51, 213, 151, 90 }; | |
int[] yPositions = { 230, 112, 112, 229, 39, 230 }; | |
size(300, 300); | |
//begin creating the PDF | |
beginRecord(PDF, "vector.pdf"); | |
strokeWeight(6); | |
//begin drawing the star shape by placing vertices | |
beginShape(); | |
//This is a for loop. This one begins by setting the variable i to 0, | |
//and increasing it by 1 after each repetition ("iteration") of the loop. | |
//It runs the code inside the { } repeatedly, until the statement i<xPositions.length | |
//("i is less than the length of the xPositions array") no longer holds true. | |
for(int i=0;i<xPositions.length;i++) | |
{ | |
vertex(xPositions[i], yPositions[i]); | |
} | |
//the star shape is completed | |
endShape(); | |
//record and save the bitmap image | |
saveFrame("bitmap.png"); | |
//record and save the PDF (a vector image) | |
endRecord(); |
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