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Questions tagged [processing.js]

A JavaScript port of the Processing language.

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I decided to make a roguelike for fun. Here's the first part, a building generator (in the link at the bottom of the post, each square represents a building): ...
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I've created a project on Khan Academy as part of the Natural Simulations course on random walks. This project is in JavaScript, using the Processing.JS library, slightly modified by Khan Academy. (...
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I've been fooling around in JavaScript again, and I've come up with this simple physics simulation. I think it has a pretty simple setup, here's "psuedocode" of sorts to explain it. Constructor ...
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After about half an hour of fooling around with Processing.js/JavaScript, I got this fairly decent particle system set up: ...
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I've spent the last weekend working on this basic block building game, which I'm quite proud of. I do think it can be improved in many places though, e.g, performance issues due to my badly designed ...
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I've taken my previous block building game and added some performance improvements, and commented some things that needed to be commented for better explanation. ...
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I was playing a game with my family and we lost the dice that went with the game, so I created this small program and I am now trying to create a website with it. ...
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This code takes the position of your mouse cursor, and it creates circles where the cursor is. ...
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So I wrote this code for a contest going on over at Khan Academy known as "Pixar in a Program". The goal of the contest is to create an entry that uses one of the skills shown in the new "Pixar in a ...
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Inspired by this question, I modified the script to run a simple simulation of Taylor-Green vortex using LBM and post-processes it using P5*js (an official Javascript port of the Processing API). ...
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I was fooling around with some maths and realized that I could use a parabola to represent a bouncing ball. So, naturally, I decided to make it in code. ...
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I was messing around with Javascript in Khanacademy the other day and this "monstrosity" was born. It's a terrain generator that uses a simplified version of the random walk method. ...