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PROCESSING. A computer screen is a grid of small light elements called pixels. The Interface. Predefined methods to draw shapes. Arguments: Beginning x, y position. These predefined shapes require different arguments in the parameter. Arguments: Beginning x, y position
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PROCESSING A computer screen is a grid of small light elements called pixels.
Predefined methods to draw shapes. Arguments: Beginning x, y position These predefined shapes require different arguments in the parameter. Arguments: Beginning x, y position Ending x, y position Arguments: 1st x, y position 2nd x, y position 3rd x, y position These are connected to make the triangle
Arguments: Requires 4 x and y positions for each point. The points are connected Arguments: Beginning point x, y and the width & height width + beginning x = ending x Height + y = ending y
Tips to draw other shapes • square, you need to use the rect(int x, int y, int width, int height) and use the same value for the width and height • circle, you can use the ellipse(int x, int y, int width, int height) function with the same value for the width and height. • triangle() function is used with six parameters. These are three x/y coordinates for the three points of the triangle. You should try to draw these points clockwise on the screen to keep things simple. • The quad() is similar to the triangle() function, but uses eight parameters, as a quad has four points.
Attributes of shapes • attributes of shapes are controlled with other code elements. • size(int x, int y); • background(int colorNum); // used to set the background color of the frame • stroke(intnum, intnum, intnum) ; // used to change the color of a line • fill(int num); // used to fill a shape with a shade of gray • fill(int colorNum, int colorNum, int colorNum); // used to fill a shape with a color • noFill(); • noStroke() • strokeWeight(intnum), strokeCap(), strokeJoin() • smooth(), noSmooth(), ellipseMode(), rectMode()
Setting colors • The intensities of each color element are specified with values between 0 and 255 • In Processing, colors are defined by the parameters to the • background(value1, value2, value3) • fill(value1, value2, value3) • fill(value1, value2, value3, alpha) • stroke(value1, value2, value3) • stroke(value1, value2, value3, alpha) Fill is used with shapes that have a width and height. Stroke is used with lines background(242, 204, 47); RGB VALUES FOR COLOR: Color ranges from 0 to 255 background(75, 255, 150); Would produce some color
Ice Cream Cone background(255, 162, 0); fill(0, 255, 255); ellipse(200, 92, 80, 80); // Top scoop fill(242, 0, 255); ellipse(200, 141, 80, 80); // Middle scoop! fill(255, 204, 0); ellipse(200, 187, 80, 80); // Bottom scoop! fill(0, 13, 255); rect(150, 200, 107, 112); // The cup! fill(255, 0, 0); ellipse(200, 46, 20, 20); // The cherry, yum line(200, 27, 200, 36); // And the cherry stem
Drawing with coordinates Different x Same y
Drawing Custom Shapes • Processing has a beginShape() method to draw custom shapes by specifying specific vertex x and y point on the grid. • It will connect the points to draw the shape. End the procedure with endShape();