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  1. Hey folks! How about helping me and getting a nice L-System decorated mug?

    villares-shop.fourthwall.com/p

    (if you live in São Paulo, I have a local provider I have tested, DM me and we can check out if it would be cheaper to source it here)

    #Python #CreativeCoding #LSystem #Py5

  2. CW: grumpy comment about Shiffman wrapping everything in classes (OO)

    I love Daniel Shiffman and the people porting NOC examples, but their insistence on wrapping everything in classes, and in this particular example, to put them on separate files... Take this L-System example: github.com/nature-of-code/noc-

    And the JS original: natureofcode.com/fractals/#l-s (you have to open the p5js editor and click a lot to find the lsystem.js file)

    In my view it doesn't help at all learners grasp what is going on to have to switch to two other tabs to look at a few lines of code that could be two functions.

    Ignore for a moment it's Python and compare the previous code to these procedural implementations:
    abav.lugaralgum.com/material-a

    (Now, I take back the "ignore for a moment it's Python", and I suggest you marvel at the elegance of the Python dict)

    #natureofcode #Processing #LSystem #Python #JavaScript #ObjectOriented #procedural

  3. #RUG / work in progress / a variable grid system for pixel placement. Mostly ready to hold #hitomezashi, #cellularautoma and #lsystem patterns.
    Each pattern is fed and feeds the other based on 1 and 0 sides sequences when available.

  4. Foi massa hoje fazer #LSystem com #py5 (#Processing + #Python) do zero no #Sesc. Dá para acompanhar mais ou menos a sequência que fizemos, e ver o código em hackmd.io/@villares/sesc-simul

    cc @ericof

  5. Foi massa hoje fazer #LSystem com #py5 (#Processing + #Python) do zero no #Sesc. Dá para acompanhar mais ou menos a sequência que fizemos, e ver o código em hackmd.io/@villares/sesc-simul

    cc @ericof

  6. So, if your #Python team needs some #TeamBuilding "creative" activities, and your firm has a budget for that, you can call me to teach some terrible coding stuff, like how to create plant-like self-similar shapes with #LSystem (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/L-system). Or maybe some #PerlinNoise textures? There is no better way of spending corporate money than contracting me to show dubious graphics code that is almost impossible to test! Don't waste this opportunity!