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Week 1 - Learning to graph lines

  • Writer: Chelsea Yang
    Chelsea Yang
  • Feb 3, 2020
  • 1 min read

Updated: Feb 4, 2020

This week, I approached processing by learning to graph lines. Through the tutorials provided on the official p5.js website, I was able to visualise how different lengths and types of lines would look like in processing.

I experimented with free drawing from a mouse control in the shape of circles of different colours. This function allow users to easily interconnect with their work, and would be a great feature for an interactive, "try it yourself" part of my final product.


I have also begun looking into creating 3D shapes, where they could move and/or spin in periodic cycles. I mainly experimented with squares and circles in the past, so when I investigated into creating a three-dimensional picture, I experimented with shapes in random structures.


I learned how to change the colours of shapes, thickness/width of lines, dimension of shape, as well as its position on my graph. Overall, coding with Processing was successful for me, as p5.js is oriented in Javascript, a language I'm familiar with.

 
 
 

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Citation: Make: Getting Started with p5.js by Lauren McCathy, Casy Reas, and Ben Fry. Copyright 2015 Maker Media, Inc., 978-1-457-18677-6.

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