2009-10-19 @ 4:22 pm
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Comment and Gallery Post by Hartmut Bohnacker
A smoke-like figure I've done with the attractor 2d tool.
2009-11-12 @ 10:44 pm
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Comment by Peter König
Hello, I tried to start this tool but get an OutOfMemoryException... do I need more than 3 GByte im my Processing preferences for this? ;-) Greetings, Peter
2009-11-13 @ 9:09 am
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Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker
I tried it with 512 MB memory set in the Processing preferences and it worked. Did you check the checkbox in front of "Increase maximum available memory"? Because without, processing will not use the new settings.
2009-11-13 @ 3:10 pm
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Comment by Peter König
Ooops ;-) In fact I failed checking the box. By the way I learned that Processing thinks memory sizes above 1000 MBytes are beyond every reasonable horizon...
Thank you, Peter
2009-11-13 @ 3:56 pm
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Comment by Hartmut Bohnacker
I'm happy I could help! Actually this is a mistake already made by some other people, including me :-)
2010-01-20 @ 11:28 am
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Comment by Jonas Deuter
Hi,
I started working with processing - I had no problems at first time. Then I reinstalled my mac and processing can't find my "generativedesign"-package anymore - but it's inside my libraries-folder. What happend? I think I did everything like times before. Can anybody help me?
2010-03-09M_2_6_01_TOOL_TABLET
i can't seem to get it working.
I'm kinda a noobie. what the steps i need to do to make it work?
thanks
2010-03-09M_2_6_01_TOOL
Looks like someone has been inspired by this sketch. We're happy about that :-)
http://www.creativeapplications.net/webapp/harmony-webapp/and here you can play around with it:http://mrdoob.com/lab/javascript/harmony/And...
2010-01-20M_4_3_01_TOOL
Hi,
I started working with processing - I had no problems at first time. Then I reinstalled my mac and processing can't find my "generativedesign"-package anymore - but it's inside...
2010-01-05P_4_3_2_01
I´ve found this one on the blog mulitmedialab: http://www.multimedialab.be/blog/?p=1255
thanx for posting!
2010-01-04P_1_2_2_01
Hartmut, thank you very much! Indeed, your hint was really helpful! :-)
Best regards, Marc.
by Hartmut Bohnacker