Visual Experimentation

hey whatsupp, i made this with godot engine because i was bored

I wanted to experiment a little bit with visuals, so i created a 45*45 px screen and just fucked around with it with some code.

Once i had the base program, i fucked around with a function that updates the screen a few times a second.

pic related is the result of the following code

var r = 0.5
var g = 0.5
var b = 0.5
for i in h_s:
for a in w_s:
r = r + rand_range(-0.4,0.4)
g = g + rand_range(-0.4,0.4)
b = b + rand_range(-0.4,0.4)
var c = Color(r,g,b).to_html(false)
scr[a][i].color(c)

i'm pretty sure i botched the embedded code but whatever

Attached: random_stripes.webm (640x640, 2.02M)

Other urls found in this thread:

pastebin.com/LZ5cSqRx
warosu.org/sci/thread/S9683962
twitter.com/AnonBabble

make something like random art.org

oh look, i didn't mess it up, nice
t = (t+delta)
for i in h_s:
for a in w_s:[spoiler][/spoiler]
var xd = ((i+1.0) / float(h_s * 2)) + ((a+1.0) / float(w_s * 2))
var cr = xd + sin(t + 1)
var cg = xd + sin(t * 1.3)
var cb = xd + cos(t + 3)
var new_col = Color(cr,cg,cb).to_html(false)
scr[a][i].color(new_col)

that's the code for this one, t is the time variable which pretty much makes this entire thing interesting (lol i find this shit interesting what a retard)

Attached: lavalamp.webm (640x640, 1.77M)

everybody's welcome to give me ideas or just send me straight up code and i'll plug it into the program.

this example was made by the following code
for i in h_s:
for a in w_s:
var f = -0.01
var cr = scr[a][i].get_c().r
var cg = scr[a][i].get_c().g
var cb = scr[a][i].get_c().b
var new_col = Color(cr+f,cg+f,cb+f).to_html(false)
scr[a][i].color(new_col)

t += delta * 2
var nx = 23 + cos(t) * 16.5
var ny = 23 + sin(t*2) * 7.5
ny = int(ny)
nx = int(nx)
scr[nx%w_s][ny%h_s].color("ffffff")

i swear if this gets no replies ill kill myself, i spent like 30 mins recording all of these shitty examples

Attached: infinite.webm (640x640, 121K)

i hate myself
for i in h_s:
for a in w_s:
var f = -0.01
var cr = scr[a][i].get_c().r
var cg = scr[a][i].get_c().g
var cb = scr[a][i].get_c().b
var new_col = Color(cr+f,cg+f,cb+f).to_html(false)
scr[a][i].color(new_col)

t += delta * 2

for i in 10:
var nx = 0 + cos(t) * i*2
var ny = 23 + sin(t) * pow(i,1.5)* 1.7
ny = int(ny)
nx = int(nx)
scr[nx%w_s][ny%h_s].color("34a853")

for i in 10:
var ny = 45 - cos(t) * i*2
var nx = 23 - sin(t) * pow(i,1.5)* 1.7
ny = int(ny)
nx = int(nx)
scr[nx%w_s][ny%h_s].color("4285f4")

Attached: tron_dogshit.webm (640x640, 1.59M)

I like it

i'm just gonna post the rest out of commitment

#this goes at the startup function
var px = [0,0,0]
var py = [0,0,0]

randomize()
for i in range(0,3):
px[i] = randi() % w_s
py[i] = randi() % h_s
#this goes in the update function
for i in h_s:
for a in w_s:
var f = -0.01
var cr = scr[a][i].get_c().r
var cg = scr[a][i].get_c().g
var cb = scr[a][i].get_c().b
var new_col = Color(cr+f,cg+f,cb+f).to_html(false)
if new_col == "000000":
new_col = Color(rand_range(0,0.2),rand_range(0,0.2),rand_range(0,0.2)).to_html(false)
scr[a][i].color(new_col)

for i in range(0,3):
var c = Color(0,1,0).to_html(false)
px[i] = (px[i] + int(rand_range(-2,2))) % w_s
py[i] = (py[i] + int(rand_range(-2,2))) % h_s

scr[(px[i]) % w_s][(py[i]) % h_s].color(c)
scr[(px[i]+1) % w_s][(py[i]+1) % h_s].color(c)
scr[(px[i]+2) % w_s][(py[i]+2) % h_s].color(c)
scr[(px[i]+3) % w_s][(py[i]+3) % h_s].color(c)

Attached: three_slashes.webm (640x640, 2.48M)

Id hate myself too if I had to program with python

thanks bro

the code for this one was too long, so pastebin.com/LZ5cSqRx

Attached: duff.webm (640x640, 878K)

lol yeah i fucking wish i was smart enough to use pure c++ on this bitch

you're welcome to drop some ideas if you want