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Procedural Design & Toxiclibs.JS

Procedural Design & Toxiclibs.JS. Real World Procedural Design. Procedural design is art or design created from code. It is a form of generative art where algorithmic functions are used to create a combination of random and predefined media outcomes

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Procedural Design & Toxiclibs.JS

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  1. Procedural Design & Toxiclibs.JS

  2. Real World Procedural Design • Procedural design is art or design created from code. It is a form of generative art where algorithmic functions are used to create a combination of random and predefined media outcomes • Learning procedural design can be confusing and hard work with problem solving being the biggest issue. So its important to see some real world examples of procedural design in action. • http://wikis.lib.ncsu.edu/index.php/Procedural_Design

  3. Deutche Bank Media Wall [Universal Everything] http://mediatectureblog.com/inspiration/deutsche-bank-media-wall

  4. VA ForEver [Universal Everything] http://universaleverything.com/276

  5. “unnamedsoundsculpture” by Daniel Franke & Cedric Kiefer / Kinect http://www.creativeapplications.net/processing/unnamed-soundsculpture-by-daniel-franke-cedric-kiefer-kinect-processing/

  6. Extending Processing • Processing is designed to be simple • It can quickly become limiting with the basic in built features • Processing is also designed to be extended with libraries (or libs) • A list of libs can be found here: http://processing.org/reference/libraries/

  7. Libraries • Adding a lib is easy • libraries must be installed in a folder named 'libraries' inside the 'sketchbook' folder. • Import the lib:import toxi.math.waves.*;

  8. Toxiclibs • Show reelhttp://benfry.com/writing/archives/category/processing • All ofthepreviousexamplesarepossible in Processing withthehelpoftoxiclib • http://hg.postspectacular.com/toxiclibs/downloads/

  9. ToxicJS • http://haptic-data.com/toxiclibsjs/ • Toxiclibs.js is an open-source computational design library ported to javascript by Kyle Phillips originally written by Karsten Schmidt for Java and Processing. Examples of the original library can be found at http://toxiclibs.org • Toxiclibs.js works great with Canvas, with SVG or any ordinary DOM element. Examples below pair with such fine libraries as: Processing.js, Three.js, or Raphael.js for SVG.

  10. ProcessingJS & ToxicJS Examples http://haptic-data.com/toxiclibsjs/

  11. Resources • http://toxiclibs.org/2011/05/tutorials-galore/ • https://github.com/shiffman/The-Nature-of-Code/tree/master/chp5_physicslibraries/toxiclibs

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