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11 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Infinite Weft (Explori... · 0 replies · +1 points
Thanks for the comment. I didn\'t know much about Farey fractions - looks very interesting. We\'ll be trying out some new approaches in the New Year, perhaps I can build something into the tool.
Thanks!
-J
11 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Infinite Weft (Explori... · 0 replies · 0 points
11 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Avengers, Assembled (a... · 0 replies · +2 points
My favourite Avenger is definitely Hawkeye. I like that he has no real superpowers, and that he's such a wise-cracker! My second favourite might be Hank Pym (Ant Man), who is a scientist, which is pretty cool for a superhero!
-Jer
11 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Data in an Alien Conte... · 0 replies · +1 points
All you need to do it:
1) Download the .zip file from the GitHub page.
2) Unzip it, then double-click the Kepler2012.pde file.
3) This should open the sketch in Processing. You can then press the Run button (looks like a play button) to see the sketch in action.
Hope that helps!
-J
12 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Quick Tutorial: Twitte... · 0 replies · +1 points
12 years ago @ blprnt.blg - All The Names: Algorit... · 0 replies · +1 points
12 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Selected Works (2009 -... · 0 replies · +1 points
http://blog.blprnt.com/blog/blprnt/text-comparison-tool-source-code
12 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Tutorial: Processing, ... · 1 reply · +1 points
First, I apologize for any offense that you took from my 'your browser sucks' line (which has been changed), or my terse reply. I certainly didn't mean to be hateful or bullying.
As for WebGL, you are right, it is a choice. However, this tutorial uses Processing.js, which uses WebGL to render 3D content, so in order to see it you'll need to have a WebGL enabled browser. If you don't want to download one, then you won't see the finished content.
I'm not on the Processing.js team, so I can't really speak for them - but I for one am very excited about the prospect of hardware-accelerated graphics in the browser. I'm not a GL expert, so I can't speak about the WebGL security concerns - maybe someone from the Processing.js team will be able to give some insight.
-Jer
12 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Tutorial: Processing, ... · 0 replies · +1 points
The graphic at the top requires WebGL, which may not be supported by your video hardware.
Can you view this:
http://www.chromeexperiments.com/detail/webgl-wat...
?
-J
12 years ago @ blprnt.blg - Tutorial: Processing, ... · 0 replies · +1 points