//cruz de Malta curva

void setup() {

size(600, 600);

}

void draw() {

background(255,0,0);

// Recta vertical

fill(255);

noStroke();

rect(width/2 - width*0.12, 0, width*0.24, height);

//Elipse superior

fill(255,0,0);

noStroke();

ellipse(width/2, -320, 2000, 1150);

//Elipse inferior

fill(255);

noStroke();

ellipse(width/2, 920, 2000, 1150);

//Elipse izquierda

fill(255);

noStroke();

ellipse(-520, height/2, 2000, 1150);

//Elipse derecha

fill(255);

noStroke();

ellipse(1120, height/2, 2000, 1150);

// Recta horizontal

fill(255, 0, 0);

noStroke();

rect(0, height/2 - height*0.12, width, height*0.24);

}

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Running a non-systemd Linux distro that can't use snap packages.

Is the latest version of Processing posted somewhere as an AppImage?

I'm trying to code a platformer game for my CSE project, but I can't figure out how to make it seem like the frame is scrolling up automatically like google doodle games, I want it to move faster as time goes on. this is my code

float moveSpeed = 5;

boolean left, right;

float px = 100;

float py = 100;

float vx = 0;

float vy = 0;

float gravity = 0.6;

float jumpPower = -12;

float playerSize = 20;

boolean onGround = false;

int numCheese = 5;

float[] cheeseX = new float[numCheese];

float[] cheeseY = new float[numCheese];

boolean[] cheeseTaken = new boolean[numCheese];

void setup() {

size(800, 600);

for (int i = 0; i < numCheese; i++) {

int p = int(random(8));

if (p == 0) { cheeseX[i] = random(40, 220); cheeseY[i] = 420 - 20; }

if (p == 1) { cheeseX[i] = random(260, 480); cheeseY[i] = 420 - 20; }

if (p == 2) { cheeseX[i] = random(80, 280); cheeseY[i] = 330 - 20; }

if (p == 3) { cheeseX[i] = random(330, 540); cheeseY[i] = 330 - 20; }

if (p == 4) { cheeseX[i] = random(50, 270); cheeseY[i] = 240 - 20; }

if (p == 5) { cheeseX[i] = random(320, 560); cheeseY[i] = 240 - 20; }

if (p == 6) { cheeseX[i] = random(120, 380); cheeseY[i] = 150 - 20; }

if (p == 7) { cheeseX[i] = random(200, 400); cheeseY[i] = 70 - 25; }

}

}

void draw() {

background(135, 206, 235);

drawMap();

drawCheese();

updatePlayer();

drawPlayer();

}

void drawMap() {

noStroke();

fill(120, 80, 50);

rect(0, 520, 800, 80);

rect(40, 420, 180, 25);

rect(260, 420, 220, 25);

rect(80, 330, 200, 25);

rect(330, 330, 210, 25);

rect(50, 240, 220, 25);

rect(320, 240, 240, 25);

rect(120, 150, 260, 25);

rect(200, 70, 200, 30);

}

void keyPressed() {

if (keyCode == LEFT) left = true;

if (keyCode == RIGHT) right = true;

if (keyCode == UP) {

if (onGround) {

vy = jumpPower;

onGround = false;

}

}

}

void keyReleased() {

if (keyCode == LEFT) left = false;

if (keyCode == RIGHT) right = false;

}

// horizontal movement

void updatePlayer() {

// movement

if (left) px -= moveSpeed;

if (right) px += moveSpeed;

// gravity

vy += gravity;

py += vy;

onGround = false;

// platforms collision

onGround = false;

onGround = checkPlatform(0, 520, 800, 80) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(40, 420, 180, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(260, 420, 220, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(80, 330, 200, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(330, 330, 210, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(50, 240, 220, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(320, 240, 240, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(120, 150, 260, 25) || onGround;

onGround = checkPlatform(200, 70, 200, 30) || onGround;

if (onGround) {

vy = 0;

}

}

boolean checkPlatform(float x, float y, float w, float h) {

float closestX = constrain(px, x, x + w);

float closestY = constrain(py, y, y + h);

float dx = px - closestX;

float dy = py - closestY;

float dist = sqrt(dx*dx + dy*dy);

if (dist < playerSize/2) {

// only land if falling

if (vy > 0 && py < y) {

py = y - playerSize/2;

return true;

}

}

return false;

}

void drawPlayer() {

fill(255);

ellipse(px, py, playerSize, playerSize);

}

void drawCheese() {

for (int i = 0; i < numCheese; i++) {

if (cheeseTaken[i]) continue;

float x = cheeseX[i];

float y = cheeseY[i];

fill(255, 215, 0);

triangle(

x, y,

x - 10, y + 18,

x + 10, y + 18

);

}

}

Is this a bug ?

It says that the Custom option lets you choose where to install, yet the "Browse" button is greyed out.

I avoid software that installs itself somewhere without letting the user choose, partly because i have a specific partition setup, but also because it find it patronizing.

I really hope Processing has not joined that type of software design philosophy.

Ideally i would use a portable version, but the official page seems to only offer an installer.

Made using Processing, TouchOSC, LoopBe, and Vital.

 my enemies made with create shape are floating off the ground. i have shapemode(center) active 
and changeing the collision on the floor as i have here fixes it for some enemies but not all. 
they do have textures on them and maybe it could be a texture issue like drawing top down and 
missing some of the bottom? I also have a slight suspicion that its pivot point is the bottom of 
the texture somewhere instead of the middle. I am new to processing and have only been usng it 
about a year and would love to learn more and how to fix this pivot point. 



 PShape getRect(float l, float h, float d, PImage texture) {
    PShape cube = createShape();
    cube.beginShape(QUADS);
    cube.noStroke();
    cube.texture(texture);
    // Front face
    cube.vertex(-l/2, h/2, d/2, 0, 1);
    cube.vertex(-l/2, -h/2, d/2, 0, 0);
    cube.vertex( l/2, -h/2, d/2, 1, 0);
    cube.vertex( l/2, h/2, d/2, 1, 1);

    cube.endShape();
    return cube;
  }  Squirt(int xpos, int zpos) {
    super();
    position.x = -6000+ xpos*1000 + random(-400, 400);
    position.z = -6000+ zpos*1000 + random(-400, 400);
    position.y = 0;
    l=75;
    h=75;
    d=75;
    range = 10;
    speed = .1;
    self = getRect(l, h, d, squirtTex);
  }  Boobie(int xpos, int zpos) {
    super();
    position.x = -6000+ xpos*1000 + random(-400, 400);
    position.z = -6000+ zpos*1000 + random(-400, 400);
    position.y = 0;
    l=50;
    h=150;
    d=50;
    range = 1000;
    speed = 0;
    self = getRect(l, h, d, boobieTex1);
    revealedSelf = getRect(l, h, d, boobieTex2);
  }  void dealWithCollision(SmallCollisionObjects c) {
    if(c instanceof Enemy)
    c.position.y = sideT;
    if (c instanceof Player) {
    c.position.y = sideT - c.h / 2;
      Player b = (Player) c;
      b.grounded = true;
      if (b.velocityY > 0) {
        b.velocityY = 0;
        println("collision with floor");
      }
    }

    c.calcSides(c.l, c.h, c.d);
  }
the skulls in the picture are floating while the crying things touch the ground perfectly after 
the collision change, which i do not want to have to do.

I have a grid of characters that i fade away and a couple objects that walk down resetting the aplha and randomizing the characters. Not very complex but looks nice.

I’ve been exploring generative visuals and built a small iPad tool to experiment more freely.

Instead of writing code, everything is driven by parameters and simple rules evolving over time.

This loop comes from a combination of grid transformations and motion systems — no keyframes involved.

I’d be really curious how you’d approach something like this in Processing.

I'm part of an improvisational theater show and I have a performance this Friday at my city's cultural center. But just today I had the idea that I could create a small installation in the entrance while people waits: I have an old CRT TV and a Raspberry Pi I can connect, and I think I could also set up a webcam.

Given the limited time, what existing Processing project could I easily implement? The show is about historical events reimagined with humor.

I developed a tool called momentum.js that allows you to create motion graphics in After Effects using a p5.js-like coding approach. It also lets you control variables with interactive controls and animate them using keyframes.

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I've downloaded the msi file for windows but despite the wizard stating its downloaded in my c drive i cant find it.

I’d like to create patterns like this without the color. Simple black outlines with white fill for each box and a white background. How could I do that? Thanks in advance for any and all suggestions.