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My projects in Creative Coding
by dima_vchr @dima_vchr
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I've loved this course and I've learned a lot with every unit. Here's the evolution
After finishing this course, I'm inspired to learn more about creative coding in JS. Maybe I'll explore shaders, or the P5.js library that looks very promising and seems like a successor of Processing..
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Hi @dima_vchr, your final project is what I've been trying to do for almost a month. Which techniques did you combine to generate your portrait? I would appreciate if you could reply
@asel_torogulova Egalement intéressé :)
@asel_torogulova & @simon_guillemin I've modified the code we had in the latest project to include the video stream as an input. You can see it here: https://github.com/dimavchr/domestika_creative_coding/blob/main/sketches/capture_video/sketch-05-webcam.js
scroll down to the line 120 to see where the video is defined.
In order to grab and display the webcam video, you need to have an HTML file that uses the element "video":
https://github.com/dimavchr/domestika_creative_coding/blob/main/sketches/capture_video/index.html
So it does not use canvas-sketch, instead it's the js file and the HTML file
@dima_vchr Hi, i'm interested in doing glyphs animations with an mp4 file as an input. Looking at your github I see you used an html file to visualize your video instead of node.js server right? Do you know if it's possible to do the same with the canvas-sketch tools in order to export the sketch from the terminal?
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