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21 May 2010This week I saw Flight 404′s “Swarm Behavior” on vimeo – Swarm behavior from flight404 on Vimeo. Yet another awesome video from Robert, using his Cinder framework. Cool! In the description, he mentions the particle’s behavioral rules – 1) If I am far away from my neighbors, move towards them. 2) If I am too [...]
Following on from my first post about my new generative audio project, I’ve been delving deeper into some of the libraries avaliable for Processing. One that sounded really interesting and powerful was OpenCV (Computer Vision). Peter Kirn over at Create Digtal Motion had this to say about it – It’s a relatively easy thing for [...]
In: Actionscript|Classes and Functions|Flash|Flash Midi Server|Processing|Source Code
24 Mar 2010The title says it all really. I’ve updated the project page, but I’ll add the info here too incase you’re reading this through an RSS reader. Flash Midi Server v0.1 Lawrie Cape 2010 Download from the Google Projects Page. WHAT IS IT? Flash Midi Server is method for sending MIDI data out of Flash. Using [...]
In: Actionscript|Experiments|Flash|Flash Midi Server|Processing
23 Mar 2010Sonar from Renaud Hallée on Vimeo. I just watched the spectacular “Sonar” by Renaud Hallée – A piece he describes as “Rhythmic cycle w/ abstract animation. Basic keyframe animation using flash, without scripting.” You can see it above. Awesome eh? Seeing as I was working on my Flash based Midi Server, I thought I’d try [...]
In: Actionscript|Classes and Functions|Flash|General|Source Code
16 Mar 2010I’ve been working on a project today and needed a function to remove a specific item from an array. This is what I came up with, so I thought I’d share it here. ?View Code ACTIONSCRIPT3 var myArrayOfLetters:Array = ["a","b","c","c","d","e","f","g","c"]; removeItemArray(myArrayOfLetters,"c"); //This will remove all instances of "c" from your array – so you will [...]
This is the blog of Lawrie Cape, an interactive developer from Leeds, England.