



This workshop is from 2007 and has since been expanded into the book Learning Processing.
Useful links:
- download processing
- processing language reference
- introductory lessons and examples
- advanced lessons and examples
- processing blogs
Part I: The Basics
- shape, color,variation, selection, iteration
- Exercise — Step 1: create a static screen drawing using simple shapes. Step 2: Use variables to keep track of the parameters in your design (color, size, location, etc.) Step 3 — develop an algorithm for changing those values according to some automatic process, interactivity with the mouse, etc.
- Examples: partI.zip
Part II: Object Orientation
- functions and objects
- arrays of objects
- Exercise — Step 1: Recreate your exercise from Part I with a function. Step 2: Recreate your exercise from Part I in an object oriented manner. Step 3: Create an array of objects and duplicate your design multiple times.
- Examples: partII.zip
Part III: Image Processing
- PImage, pixels
- live video
- Exercise — Create a system for drawing shapes to the screen. Turn your design into a “mirror” by coloring the shapes according to pixels from an image or live video stream.
- Examples: partIII.zip
Bonus: Data Visualization
- Examples: data.zip
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