Basic Motion
* Go over homework (audio and OOP)
* Look at some more of Zach's work
* Look at example code
* New homework assignment
* In class help
* Go over homework (audio and OOP)
* Look at some more of Zach's work
* Look at example code
* New homework assignment
* In class help
Zach Lieberman
* All of todays examples come from Zach Lieberman's Making Things Move workshop. For more examples and in depth analysis download the source code provided on his site.
* Rotosketch
* Messa di Voce
* Picturing Famliy
* 2006 line poem
* Intersection
Mouse Movement
(issues w/ Java and Quicktime won't allow applet to run in browser)
Movement linked to MouseX
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Linear Movement
Linear movement between 2 points.
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Movement shaped by pow() function
Non-linear movement shaped by power function.
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Multiple pow() movements
Multiple non-linear movements shaped by a power function.
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Xeno movement
Movement based on xeno paradox.
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Movement based on sinusoidal motion.
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Sin on Sin action
The signal of one sine modifies the amplitude of another.
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Remaining examples...
Briefly demo remaining examples starting with example_02_03
* To get Zach's code up and running quickly just open the .pde file in Processing, and drag the .java files into the same window. If you get errors relating to "LINE_STRIP" just change them all to "LINES".
Homework
Create a composition using non-mouse based motion, this could include power, xeno, or sinusoidal movement. In addition, you MUST* include Michael Jackson, the King of Pop, either directly or indirectly. Make something that is not boring.
* If you wish to avoid the Jacko requirement you may do so by creating something that blows my mind.
***UPDATE***
For people having issues getting the above examples to compile, click here to download a stripped down project folder of the sin example.