There is this part : /* beginShape(); vertex(myNodes[i].x, myNodes[i].y); for (int i = i1+1; i <= i2; i++) { vertex(points[i].x, points[i].y); } */
but it doesnt work if you uncomment it... :(
2009-12-30 @ 11:58 am
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Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker
Hi Pete,
this part is not supposed to work. This seems to be something left form an older version of this sketch. We probably just forgot to delete it. Sorry about that.
2012-05-14P_1_2_3_01
In the code there is this loop:
... code ...
close before that the current tile count get's calculated
... code ......
2012-05-10P_1_2_1_01
In the code 10 rows are created to show color, however with the current code it will never show more then 9.
This is because height is 800, but the last y row is 799 since it starts...
2012-05-10P_2_3_5_01_TABLET
Hello!
I bought a graphic tablet ( Bambooto run this code, but unfortunatley it still doesn't work... somehting is wrttien below the interface page:
10 mai 2012 17:29:52 jpen.provider.NativeLibraryLoader$4...
2012-05-02M_1_5_02_TOOL
hello simon,
yes this is in principle possible ... "only" problem is to write the position data in an valid obj syntax to a file.
have you ever tried to open a obj file in a texteditor?...
2012-05-01M_1_5_02_TOOL
hey!
I have started to work with processing recently and I have been trying to find codes to export lines or curves to a obj file. In the example above I would like to export the...