Make a Planet in p5.js

[@d_sanu]

Oh woooow! Nice!

[@marcosalmeida8080]

That's is so great. Thank you!

[@theman7050]

Thank you very much Kazuki for pushing p5 boundaries :D

[@kazukiumeda4903]

Yeah, that's very fun! Even though we usually hit the wall of "frame rate"🤣.

[@BossCODINGplease]

Great Tutorial!

[@anamariaarbelaezlopez4783]

Espectacular!

[@user-fx8lj9pm4w]

u deserve more views

[@kazukiumeda4903]

Thank you for this comment, I'm genuinely happy to hear that

[@dimitriscollier9918]

Thanks a lot Kazuki for this amazing tutorial.

[@kazukiumeda4903]

Thank you for the compliment, I'll keep going:)

[@lianggrander9233]

素晴らしい教えです！ お気に入り!

[@kazukiumeda4903]

ありがとうございます，これからもいっしょに頑張りましょう😉

[@iketutmurdita7448]

Amazing tutorial🙏from Bali Island

[@eonoire]

this is awesome

[@kazukiumeda4903]

Thank you😋

[@TheStandardcrow]

The pointLight() command doesn’t make any difference when I implement it, no shadow is created. Any ideas what the bug might be? Thanks!

[@kazukiumeda4903]

Hi, just in case, I used version 1.4.0 of p5.js (I should have mentioned it in the video😅) Also, make sure that the pointLight() is outside of the push() and pop(), which makes the sun very far away from the planet by translate(). function theSolar(){ push(); translate(0, 0, -3000); image(solar, 0, 0, 6400*6, 3556*6); pop(); pointLight( 0, 0, 100, 0, 0, 0 ); }

[@TheStandardcrow]

Thanks for the quick reply. It seems the error was that I was calling theSolar after planet, it needed to be before!

[@jgoemat]

Could use the code somewhere, p5 keeps crashing for me as I'm typing in code and I lose it and have to restart