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by tehrash 3mo ago
Great write up! I also dove in to this topic a while ago over at https://damoonrashidi.me/articles/flow-field-methods , but putting the live processing sketches in was a very nice touch! Good job, and nice outputs!
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Show HN: Peek – A Figma like DB GUI(getpeek.dev)
6 points by tehrash 3mo ago|1 comments
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by tehrash 3y ago
No worries! It's important that proper credit is given especially when he's done so much to push things forward in the generative art space.
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by tehrash 3y ago
Cool! Thank you very much!
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by tehrash 3y ago
Thanks for noticing the mobile support! I put a lot of effort in making it work well both on smaller screens as well as with touch/mouse support and light/dark mode while trying to ship minimal amount of js to the browser.. even t
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by tehrash 3y ago
Yes, I reference that as being pretty much the seminal work on the topic within generative art in the beginning of the article (and link to the same article even!) What I hoped to add to the topic was making it even more accessible for peop
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by tehrash 3y ago
Ah, super cool! Looking forward to reading the future edition!
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by tehrash 3y ago
I still feel like a lot of variation that can be achieved if you dig pretty deep, but I do agree that it's difficult to do something meaningful that other people aren't also doing since everything can easily become "same-y lo
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by tehrash 3y ago
This is how I think about the ant like paths: Since we're warping the angles lines that turn a little will turn more , and lines that turn almost nothing will continue turning very little. Lines will start to converge against points t
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by tehrash 3y ago
Great point! Unfortunately I do most of these generative art experiments as SVGs to feed to an axidraw machine ( https://shop.evilmadscientist.com/productsmenu/846 ), but gut feeling says that in these canvas examples wh
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by tehrash 3y ago
I haven't seen that talk yet but will for sure watch it tonight!
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by tehrash 3y ago
ah, of course! thanks for reading and noticing. It's been updated.
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by tehrash 3y ago
Thanks! Some splits are randomly generated by traversing the line and each point has a small chance (5% or so) to create a split and change color. I've tried other techniques as well where lines change color by which region of the the
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What I've learned about flow fields so far(damoonrashidi.me)
266 points by tehrash 3y ago|44 comments
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by tehrash 3y ago
I wrote an article on the basics of Flow Fields in the context of Generative Art (no AI stuff, just for loops and if cases). It has some fun interactive illustrations and code samples for anyone looking to get into the field.
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Using noise functions to create generative art(damoonrashidi.me)
1 points by tehrash 5y ago|0 comments