Code of Art
summary
Ruby hooked into Processing via JRuby claims to let standard Ruby code call Java libraries and produce visual sketches; installation delivers the Ruby Processing gem (12MB) and an RP5 watch mode executable. Examples include a 59-line 3D demo of OpenGL balls that track the mouse, a pixelated video exporter that runs at ~0.5 FPS (frames every 2–3 seconds) and about 15 packaged samples. Sketches can save frames, respond to mouse/key events, and reuse Processing libraries.
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chapters (14)
- 0:00Start
- 1:34Relying on Conference Wi-Fi
- 3:06Goals
- 3:27What Is Processing
- 4:19Pointillism
- 5:382d Drawing
- 6:423d Example
- 8:03Java Opengl Libraries
- 10:44Interaction
- 13:37Key Things To Know
- 16:23Animation
- 20:40Random Color Method
- 22:30Key Press Event
- 29:13Color Index
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