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Since no one else asked... how is this done? Are there any specialized programs for this sort of graphical/visual programming? Or is this just a bunch of Python scripts using 3D/math/plot libs?
Also study the code of other animations to learn the general ideas and patterns.
They're neat looking, but being served videos and not code leaves an itch unscratched.
I'd have found this much more interesting if the animations were rendered in the browser - I would have loved to poke around the code that makes them work. They're neat looking, but being served videos and not code leaves an itch unscratched.
Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
Some of these animations transported me back 20-25 years ago to the days when I would have Winamp cranking with its visualization plugins. Fun times. Cool animations here.
Obligitory shoutout to ProjectM!
Some of these look to be patterns of random patterns. Care to share?