ASMR Programming - Terrain Generator - No Talking

Hello my dear coders,
Today I wanted to code a terrain animation that I learned from @TheCodingTrain
Hope you enjoy it!
Twitter: / gulnaroglus
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⌨️ Keyboard: Royal Kludge RK98 Wireless Gaming Mechanical Keyboard
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00:00 Keyboard Check
00:13 Code setup
01:40 First run
03:25 Rotating surface
04:35 Running with random values
05:13 Creating terrain with random values
06:30 Using noise function to get a smoother terrain
07:50 Trying different heights and widths
09:00 Solving a bug
09:24 First working sample
10:19 Fullscreen
10:30 Trying different heights and widths
12:57 End
Link for the source video • Coding Challenge 11: 3...

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

Did you like Processing? Would you want new videos with Processing?

[@zizix7231]

YES

[@dewaswastika4999]

Of course

[@augusto256]

Would be cool a video about processing a stream of data with webassembly

[@whistler_]

I'm learning java now and processing looks like a lot of fun

[@landofbrokenhearst5279]

abim bana en kolay en hızlı şekilde nasıl yazılım ögrenirim bilgilendirme yapabilirmisin takip ediyorum seni ve baya begendim videolarını

[@mrneat-vi5hd]

I was going to respond to comments individually, but there are so many people asking the same question. So, here you go: 1) The language is (essentially) JAVA. 2) The IDE (i.e. environment/editor) is called PROCESSING. Yes, Processing considers itself an all-in-one learning resource with its own simplified "language." But it all gets processed into normal Java during compilation. If anything, it's like Baby Java. Honestly, just skip Processing entirely and jump into some Java courses. The AWT and Swing libraries are extremely powerful on their own, and you will learn the language in its viable form. You're welcome.

[@mrneat-vi5hd]

@@sirmongoose If speed is your focus, then definitely!

[@mrneat-vi5hd]

@@sirmongoose I'm glad you are enjoying the switch! C is a powerful and relevant language.

[@rodolfoc.nascimento6301]

Amazing, that's sounds great! we need more videos like this!

[@bytezorro]

Viva Rodofolfo! Comecei um canal de raiz inspirado em programação e ASMR, adoraria compreender melhor que tipo de conteúdo esta audiência gostaria de ver mais😊

[@quidelicia1]

Amazing work. I had no idea how a continuous generator worked. thanks for sharing!

[@user-pe8zw2kg5m]

it's just a static noise getting shuffled with time interval, that's it

[@SUNSET2000able]

It's a new level of relaxation 😁

[@nicecomment5411]

Awesome video, keep up the good work ^^

[@andresfelipepizoluligo1471]

Wow muchas gracias por el contenido que haces es muy bueno, muchas gracias.

[@theangry0077]

personally, instead of changing the xoff and yoff increment amount, i would have a zoom variable equal to about 7 and then divide the x and the y by zoom in the terrain creation for loops to get a zoomed in and smoother version of the terrain.

[@fredrikpeterson1987]

almost same code i was coding back then :) good work man

[@corterri]

I really like this guy's keyboards.

[@wagnerphyton]

Que incrível parecia água borbulhando, realmente genial .

[@perziwall3306]

ellerine sağlık, ileri düzeyde kodlama ve programlama videoları da gelir umarım

[@cloudiabo]

i even know anything about programming but i really like those videos

[@virtual6438]

when i programm, i basically talking to myself 90%. Mad repesct for the no talking videos

[@joewizard100]

Autonomous Sensory Meridian Response (ASMR) is a tingling sensation that usually begins on the scalp and moves down the back of the neck and upper spine. Google says that about ASMR, I think differently and just think of people licking ears. Nice video though it's really impressive to see someone be able to code something like this using maths etc!

[@TYSofficial]

nerd :D

[@KirbzYyY]

Love the mousepad :')

[@DevITProject]

I like this song to use ✨👍

[@freedom_aint_free]

Very cool, specially considering the simplicity of the code, make the draw distance bigger and but some texture and music and you 'got a demo!

[@NSjoao3]

Beatiful

[@skinnytwiggyboi940]

Hell yeah I will sleep 👍👌💤❤️

[@eccentriccode3158]

Reminds me of coding train

[@hrithikraj4437]

How did you generate the noise? Did you use Perlin noise function? ......btw love your videos!!!

[@singhi89]

Cool!

[@GlobalYoung7]

thank you 👍

[@sadri.gulnaroglu]

no way! You have a new mouse!

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

After that much pressure, I had to buy new one 😅

[@deathsong4191]

Very helpful

[@ykwhatitiz]

What app/software are you using to code on?

[@grey_348]

You can use cntrl+t for Autoformat

[@pwc123451]

new keyboard and mouse noice

[@adamurat5790]

Çok teşekkür let.

[@cool_noobie5934]

Hello, Asmr, can you tell me how you learned all this in html, please? I am a beginner I have searched too much I have not found a complete course, I would like you to answer me as soon as possible, And thank you!

[@BLUEGAMER26]

Hey brother! Incredible work and knowledge! I’m just beginning to learn programming! And I find your videos very inspirational! also what’s the Linux distro that you use!? Hope to see more videos of yours! You’re a beast!

[@jansens8122]

want to know to

[@anisnej10]

find someone else to be inspired by. This guy literally just directly copies code from other people lol

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

Thank you! I use macOSx Monterey

[@shimaalcarrim7949]

@@ServetGulnaroglu Appreciate the content

[@islomurodov]

Hi bro, I like your videos. Tell me what video editing program you use.

[@son-jq1dk]

nice works

[@benalikharkhouraiman1534]

Which application or program are u using to code? Awesome content by the way

[@PR2000]

Processing 4 with Java

[@V-217]

What programming language did you use for this project?

[@PotatoImaginator]

Very nice :)

[@Im__frann]

Nice video :) What is the model of keyboard?

[@SahilThakur-mg4zq]

On which platform do you do this work?

[@Vetrivel.Shanmugam]

cool video. Trick - Mechanical keyboard gives sense of touch with effort. It kills lazyness and provides physical boost which is good for brain. Even more - aim shotgun mic at keyboard and hear that sound over headphone. In this way, you will enjoy the surroundings, you tricked your brain to be happy, now, flow that happiness to be musical rather than intellectual. Do not think while you code, or code what you dont have to think. This technique is very healthy. Stop trying harder, stop talents that make you to try harder, then you will find what you are good at that you dont have to try harder. If you look at this video, and try the same, it will not work for you. You have to find your style of programming, typing, writing, find what you like, then write about it, then you can code about it.

[@haliboss3911]

Good job Man...

[@weaponkid1121]

How do you code things effectively without talking or really getting stuck? I'll hit a wall and have to explain things out loud to get past it

[@talalmarouane5186]

it's simple, he has at least 15 years experience xD

[@ajcosta]

He writes the program before doing the video.

[@callmeturok7210]

@@talalmarouane5186 15 years of experience but doesnt put his curly brackets on a new line

[@matthewstacy4649]

Like the mouse pad and new mouse haha

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

Thank you :D Some things had to change

Helal olsun güzel içerik üretici videosu

[@zizix7231]

Bro you are amazing can you do more web development videos

[@yasirarafat4508]

bro, what programming language you have used?

[@7V999]

Imagen God lokin this 🤤 In the beginning was the Word

[@yelectric1893]

What are these draw and vertex commands? I never seen them before

[@geminisduerme5266]

So awesome. What language was this written in?

[@paraplu_2839]

what IDE do you use?

[@ivantaskayev]

genius

[@The_Anime_Fenix]

Blue switches: 🥶

[@mihir3339]

Bro which distro you use in Linux ?

[@katto1937]

He's using a MacBook

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

macOSx Monterey

[@mihir3339]

@@ServetGulnaroglu oky

[@carxhighwayracing3258]

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[@ritam2332]

Which code editor do you use bro

[@funny79233]

Bhai ap konsa code editor istmal karte hai

[@korayalkan1036]

I got no idea about Java but I'm into Software too. Just want to ask which code editor is that?

[@juanesteban.lopezgarcia7055]

maybe processing 4

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

Processing. It is based on Java but it has some special functions to be able to use the canvas easily

[@pvtext]

Hi , Excuse me, can I ask what field of software development and programming you work in? And in what language was this project developed?

[@skyxy1914]

can you program fluid simulation?

[@_marcxzz_]

Hey! Can you leave a source code link? Thanks!

[@gerokatseros]

So interesting! What does ASMR stand for?

[@Helloworld-in8hw]

I hope to be at your level someday❤

[@nicholasparks500]

Me as well.

[@ahasentertainmentbd4552]

good job muy bro

[@CCV334]

How'd you get the p5 js online editor to be blue?

[@Matt-uk4no]

Wow

[@CreoGe]

Can you make a simple UWP App base on WinUI 3?

[@swonzz7576]

Ülkemizin gururu

[@Omrr25]

Turk ismini gorunce gururlandim yolun acik olsun

[@maicon484]

uau nice

[@danielbatista502]

🇧🇷 MUITO LEGAL 🇧🇷

[@nanPichi]

Amazing! You type really fast I didn't understand 99.99999% of the video

[@Spiritual4636]

Bro, how do you take screenshots, what kind of program is this?

[@marcoadev]

Amazing job :D What text editor is that?

[@SweetPotatoTim]

It looks like the Arduino IDE, it's probably not though, I just saw the similarity in the naming scheme of the files

[@kasparisdead]

@@SweetPotatoTim It's actually the Processing IDE itself.

[@SweetPotatoTim]

@@kasparisdead Ohhh, that makes sense, I haven't used processing that much and it's been awhile lol

[@NickProkhorenko]

What the language, engine and soft you use? This is game?

[@harunonur3371]

Emeğine sağlık.

[@dnlnfr]

Wow this is awesome. This language is Java?

[@sadri.gulnaroglu]

Hey bro! could you please create a HTML + Javacript learning platform. Take my money!

[@temel_era]

Reis keşke videoların başlığına hangi dili kullandığını da yazsan

[@forbiddenbox]

Hacking the fbi coding asmr - no talking

[@blacklegend2.064]

What is your typing speed

[@kunal1111]

i too want to do like u but i get stuck many times

[@playlegit8713]

I'm curious - do you memorize the code for these videos, or are you thinking on-the-fly? If so, that's seriously impressive.

[@muharief3885]

bcoz there is was no view on his face, I think you can safely say that he was just read the code and typed that:/

[@jontrout2010]

@@muharief3885 I think it's safe to say the point of these videos isn't to impress anyone rather I interpret the intent being to demonstrate some nice keysounds, some functioning code, and maybe make an autumn evening that bit more cozy in the process.

[@OwlTeaGames]

Odds are it’s a combination of both. You can tell from certain pauses and how certain lines are commented out. Sometimes it’s because there’s some structural information being given on how one might apply each line could be used for other things, but occasionally, we see some refactoring, not really any dead ends. If I had to guess, they’ve already built it, and rebuilt it. And then rebuilt it a twelfth time, too. Then they wondered if they could do it blindfolded. When I used to make tutorials, I would always try to record everything in one cut, and from memory as much as possible. The philosophy is that you never know something until you can succeed in teaching it. When I say it like that it sounds cool… but… It would take around ten takes to pull it off without screwing up, spacing out, or using the idiotic and compulsive phrase, “let’s beef this up a bit.” Ah the cringe ole days me hearties

[@grayz1634]

What language are you using? Def not Java or c# right? Not familiar with this external library

[@rowanmcglasson688]

What IDE do you use?

[@chintavishnuvardhan8379]

Which programming Language do u have used?

[@kunal1111]

can u make tutorial about how to do like u do in each video inshort can u plz explain

[@omarf8023]

The only reason I clicked on this vid is to tell this guy to switch to dark mode

[@lSunTzu]

Which programming language are you using? As a mechanical engineer, I'm thinking of learning Python.

[@Nanashi790]

Python isnt ideal for beginners, C better

[@lSunTzu]

@@Nanashi790 I took a C programming course when I was a freshman at university.

[@ledira8539]

@@Nanashi790 you can't actually think C is better than python for beginners. Troll fr.

[@Hallandfan847]

@@ledira8539 lol frr bruh

[@priest_2152]

​@@ledira8539 there are a very few popular programming languages with dynamic typing. Actually if you learn C-like language(C, C++, C#, Java and other) you will be able to learn 70% other programming languages because they all have a similar structure. And I think strictly typed languages develop correct thinking(Here the point is that mutability of variables itself is fundamentally unnatural for programming, and i think you, in the beginning, need to move away from this)

[@cypher0000]

what's the language and the software you're coding on ? I want to reproduce that

[@berkay.256]

It’s written with Java and you can do it at any IDE you wish.

[@crawln]

Hello Servet, I am a 1st year software engineering student at a university in Turkey. Although you are in your 2nd year, I think you are doing things that are not easy to see. Honestly, I don't know much about software. I would be very happy if you share with me what methods you used to reach this position. Thank you, have a good day.

[@eccentriccode3158]

In the beginning i often followed along to coding train videos or other tutorials about interesting code. Just typing what they type, trying to understand it and then tweaking it is a really easy way to see what is possible :) Once you feel like you got the basics down start doing small projects. It's not bad if u dont finish them. Like building a website that actually can be reached from the web. Or a simple app, a game, a script to automate ur finances. And there are tutorials for everything. But over time u wont need them as often.

[@crawln]

@@eccentriccode3158 thank you

[@eccentriccode3158]

@@crawln One more thing. Sounds really hard but maybe in your 4th semester try to find a job related to programming. In my hometown i found this company with maybe at the time 15 people through my professor. Pay was minimum wage but only 11 hours a week were doable. And i learnt things there university never even tried to teach me. The whole tool chain you use around coding and of course real world problems. They had some easy ones and i could always ask for help. Just putting that out here ^^

[@masterlamaster998]

You write a code with help C++ or C# or Java?

[@alcidesneto6415]

Can I replicate this one in C#? In a WPF app?

[@remip7698]

instead of using the xoff variable that increments by 0.08 couldn't you have just set x/12.5 as an argument for the noise function? and instead of yoff you could have y/12.5 + flying pleasure to watch nonetheless

[@ServetGulnaroglu]

Thanks for review Rémi 👋

[@elguignole]

Can you tell us what is your keyboard? thank you!

[@nynpat]

Rk98

[@StarsManny]

Those sound like cherry keys.

[@faruk-can]

Do check if you fart when the editing video? Just curious

[@phojie6868]

New keyboard again?

[@inftytoinfty]

Bro can you fix the matrix faces code it is not working anymore

[@thewelder3538]

All so easy to do when it's all done for you. It would be a whole different experience if you had to actually draw those vertices, do the culling, z-buffer etc. I know, try doing that landscape on something like an Amiga with just a blitter and no floating point. That would be interesting to see. It's good to watch though, especially with how easy it is to do quite complicated things.

[@dt8977]

supersin