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How can you duplicate a single object and make many of them in an array? This video looks at doing this with “literal” objects, with an eye towards using the constructor function next.
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that mid-moment crisis in 5:09 lol
You are the Bob Ross of code!!!
You are the best coding instructor, keep gold and thanks
watching your videos has increased my attention span its like 12 minutes is 2 !! so interesting keep making these videos!
why did you put the bubble object in function setup()
I salute you
since your almost always on a green screen i know recognize you the little man who live's in the computer
Can I run this in google with file extension HTML?
You are self-aware! You know you make the same joke over and over again! 馃榾
I tolerate it.
I'm very thankful for this series I like your way of teaching
I have one question
why you put "var" before the "i"
why " for (var i = 0; i < 4; i++) "
instead of "for ( i = 0; i < 4; i++) "
Thank you for being such a great instructor. I own you A LOT of my programming knowledge.
i love this dude.. haha lol
What editor are you using?
anyone else thing the blue blob reminds you of ghostbusters ? arrays are my weak points in javascript
anyone else thing the blue blob reminds you of ghostbusters ? arrays are my weak points in javascript.
Same jokes every video, from you;
Same smile every video, from me.
Your enthusiasm is contagious. I can tell you love what you do. I only hope to be as good as you one day.
xlent
why is bubble[i] is defined in the setup function? isn't it supposed to be above the setup function?
Hi Dan, how and why did you call 'println()' method at 5:16 in JavaScript if it does not exist in the p5.js reference? But I remember that print() exists in Javascript and 'println()' in Java.
i usually use a vector to store my x,y positions and i mess up with
this.x and this.pos.x or this.vel.x
awesome! will it still work if you use a for loop and push new objects to the array?
THERE IS AN ERROR WITH PRINT LINE STATEMENT CAN U HELP ME
Uncaught ReferenceError: println is not defined (sketch: line 18)
This script doesn't seem to be working… The print functions are for debugging. Can you help PLEASE!!! I dont know whats wrong. The first time the script goes till "Yep drawing lines :P" but the very moment I use my mouse to draw a line that gets stored in the array… it stops working
function prevLines(){
print("Yeah Im here");
if (activeLine >= 0) {
print("Yeah more than or equal to 0");
for (var i = 0 ; i == activeLine ; i++) {
print("Yep drawing lines :P");
stroke(255);
line(lines.x1[i] , lines.y1[i] , lines.x2[i] , lines.y2[i]);
}
}
}
very nice tutorial 馃檪 i have a question… what if i want put objects on exactly place by arrays for examples if i want create maze game , how can i do that ?
U r Awesome !
how come you use Println and not Print?
your video is easily understandable and the way u explain 馃檪
you are fucking hilarious and a joy to learn from Daniel
nice
I'm getting confused about the difference between an object and a function.
Maybe they're very different, but they both seem to contain commands and variables that can be called later?
But then you put a function inside an object, which is called inside a function. They all contain variables, but objects are variables themselves….
Sorry my username is describing me right now…maybe I watch these videos too late at night >_<.
im trying to add enemies 2 my game and i have too ask you: how do i put my objects in multiple places that i choose? thx.
ur a boss m8.
thank you! keep trucking forward, it's much appreciated.
You are a great instructor! Thank you very much for making these videos.
is 'object' similar to 'class' in processing? .. or is it too early to ask this question 馃槢
Please DO continue to make more awesome videos!
Great teacher.
great video! I am ready for your in-person course ; )
How do you code the blue blob?
Daniel 馃榾 You are so lovely!! Thanks for sharing these videossss…. It is fun to learn and see you talking
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