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void setup()
{
  size(400, 400);
}

void draw()
{
  background(255);
  fill(0);
  text(mouseX + "," + mouseY, 10, 20);

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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 };

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//Art and Science of Computing Fall 14
//Circle decreases in size over time
//Click mouse to save a "screenshot" of its current state

float diameter = 200;

void setup()
{
  size(300, 300);
  strokeWeight(5);

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/*
  Pompomatic 3000 version 1.0
  Natalie Freed, September 10, 2014: initial version including outer slider, percent slider, export button, and on-screen pompom maker preview.
  _____________, __________________: ________________________________________________________________________________.
  
  To add yourself as a contributor, please add your name, the date, and a description of your changes/additions.
  
  Inspired by and created for Becca Rose Glowacki's "Pompomology" project, a series of 
  custom lasercut pompom-makers in different sizes and inner/outer ratios created for 
  purposes of data collection on various aspects of the pompom production process.  

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/*    
  
  Pompomatic 3000 version 1.0
  Natalie Freed, September 10, 2014: initial version including outer slider, percent slider, export button, and on-screen pompom maker preview.
  _____________, __________________: ________________________________________________________________________________.
  
  To add yourself as a contributor, please add your name, the date, and a description of your changes/additions. If you add code or ideas
  from any other source, include a link and description to give the creator credit, and so others can learn from it too!
  
  Inspired by and created for Becca Rose Glowacki's "Pompomology" project, a series of 

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void setup()
{
  size(300, 300);
  
  //position and draw two triangles in different places
  drawMyTriangle(10, 10);
  drawMyTriangle(50, 50);
}

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//generative rings of diamond shapes
//Natalie Freed Oct. 2014

int numberOfDiamonds; //we will randomize this
float spacingX = 25;
float spacingY = 25;
float diamondWidth; //we will randomize this
float diamondHeight; //we will randomize this

void setup()

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//diamonds sprinkled randomly
//Natalie Freed Oct. 2014

int numberOfDiamonds; //we will randomize this
float diamondWidth; //we will randomize this
float diamondHeight; //related to height

void setup()
{
  size(500, 500);

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//Bezier curve cute blob shapes code generator
//The fancier version!
//Natalie Freed Oct. 2014

DraggableHandler points;
String codeString;

void setup()
{
  size(700, 700);

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