Interesting! I love the colors and sharp falloff to black. What is the variable 'i' initialized to that allows you to increment it in the if() statement?
fullscreen int i,x,y,w=256,b;void draw(){if((i++%2222)<1)for(y=0;y<w;y++)for(x=0;x<w;x++)set(x,y,(int)random(0xFCFCFC));filter(BLUR);b=4;blend(0,0,w,w,b,b,w-1-b-b,w-1-b-b,512);filter(DILATE);filter(ERODE);}
Warp speed
Modified version of Blur&Posterize by Jerome Saint-Clair:
http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=3438
nick bennett 14 Aug 2009
dotlassie 14 Aug 2009
I think i, and other variables start from zero.
void setup(){size(w,w);}
int i,x,y,w=256,b;
void draw(){
if(i++<1)
for(y=0;y<w;y++)
for(x=0;x<w;x++)
set(x,y,(int)random(0xFCFCFC));
filter(11);
b=2;
blend(0,0,w,w,b,b,w-1-b-b,w-1-b-b,512);
filter(18);
filter(17);
}
void setup(){size(w,w);}
int i,x,y,w=256,b;
void draw(){
if(i++<1)
for(y=0;y<w;y++)
for(x=0;x<w;x++)
set(x,y,(int)random(0xFCFCFC));
filter(11);
b=2;
blend(0,0,w,w,b,b,w-1-b-b,w-1-b-b,512);
filter(18);
filter(17);
}
Algirdas Rascius 23 Aug 2009
Very interesting!
I suggest to to change condition "if(i++<1)" to "if(i++%500==0)" or something similar to automatically restart with random dots.
I suggest to to change condition "if(i++<1)" to "if(i++%500==0)" or something similar to automatically restart with random dots.
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