please provide link for animation sequences...i am very frustrated trying to find suitable animation sequences in public domain; otherwise, excellent videos

Just started p5play today; your videos are excellent; great explanations

I'm loving your tutorials but the link to the completed solution isn't working

Thank you, it's an amazing course, very clear and satisfying!! Now I know how to work with data in P5.

I like that you show how dynamic group properties can be set with a regular function before showing the arrow function syntax. Another way to make the sparks have no stroke is by setting `sparks.strokeWeight = 0`

great video! I especially liked how you explained and showed the difference between dynamic and kinematic colliders.

Great tutorial! Hope you create more of themm.

Very clear explanations ! Thanks !

Thank you for sharing your knowledge! I have watched all your intro videos in a couple of days!

Thank you for the video. Do you know which is the syntax to control the phase of an oscillator in Tone.js?

great video tks

i am starting to think this is the best P5JS tutorial series around ! thank you for making these david !

Latest api is something like: const oscillator = new Tone.Oscillator().start(); oscillator.connect(Tone.getDestination());

Hi there, great tutorials ! would it be possible to automatically add the sketch name to the screenshot ? Cheers !

very informative, thank you

Hi David, thank you so much for uploading all these videos, i've watched almost all of them by now. This is really valuable info and you explain things in a way that makes it easy to understand. Thank you again, i'll be looking forward to more of your videos! All the best from argentina!

Hi, Thanks for your tutorials and lessons. I am started making some simple sketches with p5.js, and they are works well in desktop PC, but when I copy project to my Android device it does not work, how to run p5.js sketches in Android devices?

I also downloaded the example code and opened it in visual studio code, but this doesn't work either. Any way you could help?

Hi! This is such a cool tutorial! I'm having a little trouble on a couple things. After I entered the code to create the class I get the pendulum visibly but I can't hear it, I've spent a few hours now redoing it and checking and I can't figure out why. I think it is affecting my ability to go forward as when I try to create more than one pendulm I get nothing once I click, just a black screen. I've tried everything and I really want to master this, I just don't understand what I could be doing wrong.

Hey David, thank you so much for this helpful series- I'm using your logic to create an oscilloscope / waveform visualiser for my final year college project (web synthesizer)- but I'm confused as to how to position the waveform absolutely on the screen.. I can set the width and height, but X/Y coordinates are tricky. I've tried altering the line draw to: p.line(x1+x, y1+y, x2+x, y2+y); - passing in x and y in drawWaveform() and this works, but when I zoom in or out on the webpage it moves out of the box I have it positioned in, even though my canvas is absolutely positioned and resizes relative to its parent container... based off the inspector, the canvas matches the parent container (which holds the rest of the synth GUI) size, so I suspect its perhaps to do with the width/height variables- because I noticed that changing them also changes the position of the waveform on the screen.. Do you have any idea as to why this is?

many thanks - of course this is not a subject that the average punter is interested in but hey thank you so much for doing this. i have some grand designs :) and this is a fantastic intro to my needs

04:50 It doesn't hurt if you install two libraries together, right?

where do you call your draw() method? I don't understand how the loop is created.

Thank you David! Will there be any other videos ? variables and so on

Hi, David! There was an introductory p5js course on the channel, where the basics were described in detail. Is it possible to watch them again? I can't find it in any way

nice tutorial

great tutorial, you could have used div() for friction tho with a value higher than 1.

Great tutorials, thank you very much.

Thanks for this amazing tutorial serie, David!

So well explained! Thank you!

That's really, really helpful. I've now got a much clearer idea of how to organise my function code.

I have to say, as a software engineer that works in a very different realm of software but has suddenly developed an interest in audio engineering, these videos are HELLA DOPE. Very accessible! I know a lot less about audio/music theory than I do about software, but the way you approach these topics is still very accessible to me. These vids are so balanced, not too easy, not too difficult, yet very informative. You have a gift for fostering comprehension in your viewers! Some other vids on these topics can seem to spend too much time on basics of coding and then presume on the other hand too much knowledge of music and audio. But, to quote goldilocks, this one is just right 😏 Thanks so much for this content man! I hope you continue to keep creating. Do you have any recommendations on books or other resources that would be a good supplementary introduction to these audio engineering topics? Thanks again 👏👏👏

Crystal clear. Thanks very much.

great content!

Hi David, seems like the code of the project on P5 editor does not work anymore. The console log an error on line 34. Thanks for your videos btw

Hey David, thanks for your videos. It helps a lot !

wohoo! generators! they finally make some sort of sense!!!!! i'm a happy person! thanks to you, ha ha

eselente home

much very thank you

well done!. just a small detail: not critical but nice to know: there is an importante message in the console: you've overwritten p5js function called 'move'

nice: are you also aware tha pressing the 'h' keyboard key toggles the visibility of the GUI?

well done on stabilizing the audio graph! y values grow from top to bottom that´s why the graph starts downwards!!!! you can also go `gui.width = 500`, for instance, and gain a bit of resolution for the silders

how can i Upload data to Google spreadsheet

Thanks so much for making these videos publicly available! I have learned quite a lot.

Super cool

Thanks david for the quality content you provide for us

I am just some random person interested in math and art who stumbled upon these videos, but I wanted to point out an alternative method for generating squares from two points. The idea is to make the line between the points the diagonal of a square. You can easily find the other two points of the square without any trigonometry. First let v=(delta x , delta y) be the vector from one point to the next. Then w= (-delta y , delta x) is orthogonal to v. If m is the midpoint of the original line, then m +/- w/2 gives the other two points of the square.

This is amazing content, thank you!

Very nice introduction, looking forward for more content

fantastic tutorial! thank you! is it possible to zoom into the code on the left a bit more?