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Art of Computing, Vinyl Cutter

Exporting from Processing to Trace and Cut on Silhouette Cameo

October 6, 2014 nfreed 5,195 Comments

Text version of tutorial

Art of Computing

Adding ControlP5 Sliders to Make Parametric Designs

October 6, 2014 nfreed 7 Comments

How to use sliders from the ControlP5 library for Processing to dynamically change on-screen designs.
+ how to use background colors.
+ where to look up more ControlP5 features.

Link to code (with some added comments): gist.github.com/nataliefreed/ef0f9d9eb34875bf27b2

Art of Computing

Make drawn shapes mouse-draggable in Processing

October 6, 2014 nfreed 5,473 Comments

DraggableCircle example code used in the video can be found here: gist.github.com/nataliefreed/9633499

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