p5js generative art example
A free generative art piece — play it in your browser, no install. A small, editable generative art example for ECE471: Selected Topics in Machine Learning (Generative Algorithms for Art and Architecture)
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Whether or not the mouse has been pressed (light blue vs dark blue). Whether or not the mouse is being dragged (leaves a pattern and makes the cursor print larger). What coordinate is the generative pattern passing through (determines the size of the ellipse).
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