5.1: Boolean Expressions - Processing Tutorial

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+Haleem ul Hassan thanks you so much for this very kind feedback!

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first of all, thank you very much from these great videos this what I have learned from these series of videos till this point. // declaring variables float paintball; // setup making void setup() { size(800,400); paintball = 0; // background(50); } // drawing stuffs void draw() { background(50); fill(255,0,0); ellipse(paintball,200,30,30); paintball = paintball + 1; if (paintball>200) { background(255,0,0,127); fill(0,255,0); ellipse(paintball,200,30,30); } if (paintball>400) { background(0,255,0); fill(0,0,255); ellipse(paintball,200,30,30);} if (paintball>600) { background(0,0,255); ellipse(paintball,200,30,30); } if (paintball>=800) {paintball=0; } }

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AGAIN AMAZING VIDEO DUDE KEEP GOING THE CODE FROM THE LAST FEW SECONDS WHICH WERE TASK float circleX=0; void setup() { size(640,360); } void draw() { background(50); fill(225); ellipse(circleX,180,24,24); circleX=circleX+1; if(circleX>=640) { circleX=0; } }

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I have jumped ahead early in this course and tried to use a for statement in the draw function with little success. I am beginning to understand the difficulties and found it much easier to use the if statement and managed to get the ball to bounce off each side by creating a variable that changed the increment of circeX from positive to negative (e.g. circleX = circleX + increment (increment changes from 1 to -1 alternatively)). I was a little impatient with this course at the beginning but now appreciate that its structure lends itself to transferring skills to other languages. Many thanks. I struggled with trying to teach myself programming for years but have made rapid progress with your course.

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great video!! thank you for your valuable contribution to the research. let me tell you something: you made my day.

[@javiermartinezdevelasco8515]

You made it!!!! I started programming with Processing3. Also the videos you have at www.processing.org are wonderful. Great teacher!! Thanks a lot, Daniel!!!! You are the boss!!!!!! I've seen so many videos of you that I can just address you by Daniel and not Mr. Shiffman! hahaha We are buddies now. Thanks a lot, for real.

[@TheCodingTrain]

+Javier Martínez de Velasco thanks so much for watching, of course you can call me Daniel!

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+Valentina Ambrosi thanks for the nice feedback!

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float x=0; void setup () { size(640,360); } void draw () { background(255); fill(255,0,0); ellipse(x,180,30,30); x=x+1; if(x>width-1) { x=0; } }

[@jlghfe36]

float ballX; float ballY; void setup() { size(700, 500); background(0); ballY = height/2; } void draw() { background(50); ellipse(ballX, ballY, 20, 20); println(ballX); ballX += 5; if (ballX >= width) { ballX = 0; } }

[@nickrameau938]

float circleX, circleW, circleY; void setup() { size(630, 340); circleX = width / 2; circleY = height / 2; } void draw() { background(150); circleW = 24; fill(255); ellipse(circleX, circleY, circleW, circleW); circleX++; if (circleX + circleW > width + circleW / 2) { circleX = circleW / 2; } }

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float circleX; void setup() { size(640,360); circleX = height/2; } void draw() { background(50); //Drawing stuff fill(255); stroke(255); ellipse(circleX,180,40,40); //Logic circleX += 3; if(circleX > 660) { circleX = -20; } }

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float circleX = 2; void setup() { size(640, 360); } void draw() { background(50); fill(0, 0, 225); stroke(225, 0, 0); ellipse(circleX, 180, 24, 24); circleX = circleX + 1; if (circleX == width) { circleX = 640 - circleX; } }

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void setup() { size(640, 360); } void draw() { background(50); fill (0, 255, 0); ellipse(mx, 180, 24, 24); mx = mx + 5; if (mx > 640) { mx = 1; } }

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+Julian Santos thanks for watching!

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Thanks for the videos once again. I'm just happy that I've been able to keep up. This is fun. I cant wait till i get much better; i know its a long ways to go... but I'm persistent. Can you do a tutorial on how to make programs into videos?

[@TheCodingTrain]

+Indigo Veilplume yes, this is a good topic! I'll add to my list: gist.github.com/shiffman/b9ab475922f82e8112ff

[@AryehAmitz]

I figured out a way to do it with Adobe Premier and Aftereffects. Rendering with either would require some additional considerations that would probably be beyond the parameters of coding. It seems like everyone I've talked to uses ffmpeg- which isn't very user friendly for the beginner. I think that having a clearer pipeline from coding to sharability would improve the attractiveness of programming for individuals who are less savvy with the technical details. Maybe that's something i can lend a helping hand towards when i have improved my understanding of the toolkit. Thanks for your response. I look forward to the winter break so i can simmer with the text book.

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Thank you for making vid like this would you make a machine learning vid too in processing

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know my concept is clear thnx

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8:13

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Thank you for the support!!

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Good Evening Danilel ☻

[@Pusciclark]

Is it okay if the the ellipse from the practice you assigned at the end loops?

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Colors are fancy.

[@Finestimpression29]

there is more than one right answer? he isn't saying to make it bounce off the right side, correct? Just to make it restart on the left side? float circleX = 0; void setup(){ size(640, 360); } void draw() { background(50); fill(255); ellipse(circleX,180,24,24); circleX = circleX + 5; if (circleX > 600) { circleX =20; } }

[@1rafaelespinoza]

Tks. Daniel. Kool

[@ZeroSSOX]

Can I ask a question here? I'm currently working on a project that uses ReActivision and I've written a code that if I scan pattern A, I get video A if I scan pattern B, I get video B but if I scan pattern A and B at the same time, they both play simultaneously what I plan to do is scanning pattern A and B at the same time can result in playing a 3rd video in short, how should I implement statement that requires 2/multiple "true" checks (both id 1 and id 2 present at the same time) before it works? this one is for separate: if ( tobj.getSymbolID() == 1) { theMov.play(); player1.play(); println("Play"); } if ( tobj.getSymbolID() == 2) { theMov2.play(); player2.play(); println("Play"); }

[@TheCodingTrain]

+Zero SSOX You can use an "AND", which is "&&" if (condition1 && condition2) { } This may be more complex based on your specific scenario, I would suggest asking this at forum.processing.org.

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Nice video dude! ;)

[@TheCodingTrain]

+João Gamer PT thank you!

[@Quidoute]

Try this PVector loc; PVector vel; Void setup () { Size (100, 1000); loc = new PVector (width / 2, height / 2); vel = new PVector (4, 5); } Void draw () { Background (255); loc.add (vel); ellipse (loc.x, loc.y, 24, 24); if ((loc.x > width) || (loc.x < 0)) { vel.x *= -1; }else if ((loc.y > height) || (loc.y < 0)) { vel.y *= -1; } }

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i tried to make the ball bounce back but i failed miserably haha but instead i made the ball nervous and shake rapidly haha

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Let's call it a day

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respect

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Sir please, I need help on how to increase player scores

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in node? java? perl? c? c++? node.js? python?

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can you please help me, i need to write an if statement for my values. for example im doing my project i am controlling values through a sensor the values change based on how hard i blow the sensor now all i have to do is add a if statement that if the value goes over 15 for example then it should play this video if it does not move from 15 dont do anyhting please help me

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if(value > 15){ playTheVideo(); }

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them pesky squeaky pens...

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Daniel

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if (circleX > width) { circleX = 0; }

[@samfield4114]

circleX = circleX + 1;

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I had to put velocity video on 0.75

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Didn't know el professor from la casa de papel did programming.

[@Ikpoppy]

What about && and ||?

[@samfield4114]

More complex

[@giangtu5329]

I feel so sad for the circle :((

[@jannikheidemann3805]

I wrote a program that ends so that the circle can rest in peace: float circlePosX = 10; float circleDiam = 20; void setup() { size (640, 340); } void draw() { background(50); circle (circlePosX, 170, circleDiam); circlePosX++; if (circlePosX > width - (circleDiam * 0.5)) { circleDiam++; circlePosX = circleDiam * 0.5; if (circlePosX > width - (circleDiam * 0.5)) { finish(); } } } void finish() { delay(5000); exit(); }

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I think 7 is greater than 7! but hey am not a computer.. HAHA!

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Is this js

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Java

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His hands move way too much