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- **Chaser** - A test demonstrating easing equations.
- **Clusters** - A test of a simple clusterization algorithm.
![Chaser](./Chaser.gif)
- **DVD Logo** - A fun little sketch displaying the iconic bouncing DVD Logo. May need a little more work to better visualize true-to-heart.
- **Clusters** - A test of a simple clusterizing algorithm.
![Clusters](./Clusters.gif)
- **DVD Logo** - A fun little sketch displaying the iconic bouncing DVD Logo. May need a little more work to better visualize true-to-heart. Centers are marked, but I don't really know how the circles radiuses are decided on. Also, the bounding boxes are terribly off. I had plans to make this much more customizable and functional, but I dropped the project since it was boring and image based. Inspired by watching a relevant The Office scene.
![DVD Logo](./DVDLogo.gif)
- **DynamicLines** - A very simple line drawing application.
![Dynamic Lines](./DynamicLines.gif)
- **FlipFlopChain** - A simple project displaying how one would count in binary.
- **Graph-Theory** - A simple project closely mimicing the particle.js library.
![FlipFlopChain](./FlipFlopChain.gif)
- **Graph-Theory** - A simple project closely mimicking the particle.js library.
![Graph Theory](./GraphTheory.gif)
- **Old_Lines** - A short script connecting your current mouse position to that of yours moments ago.
- **Rotating_Calculator** - Displays how Processing.py calculates the final position of an object given a rotational value. Mostly a test for me, trying to understand why some of my projects would rotate in strange and confusing ways.
![Old Lines](./OldLines.gif)
- **Rotation_Calculator** - Displays how Processing.py calculates the final position of an object given a rotational value. Mostly a test for me, trying to understand why some of my projects would rotate in strange and confusing ways.
![Rotation Calculator](./RotationCalculator.gif)