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In this coding challenge, I implement a pixel-based “fire” algorithm using Processing (Java).
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this is interesting, but please, I want deep learning´s videos using tensorFlow!
What if you make a game that we can play against an AI using Deep Learning, that would be amazing!!
Liked the new adjective, grayscaly! 🙂
Very cool (pun intended).
How did we live before map()?
I know, I am slow.
love your videos! I have a side question… I have an ellipse as a button that links to another page using window.open('') but it links it to another tab. is there a way to open the link in the same page, rather than opening a new tab using the p5 library?
TIA!!
Isn't the whole point of using loadPixels() and updatePixels() to prevent you from overwriting the actual image data array while reading from it? Which basically makes the whole swaping-buffer-thing redundant?
You are in use of language
I just wanted to say thank You for motivating me to start learning java through p5.js and Processing and overall for great attitude in all your videos! Now I can actually do some satisfying creations instead of some boring algorithms and being stuck in console like i do in school. Thanks Dan!
big! 🙂
Who dislikes this video?? Like seriously who comes on here and says "ya know what? Screw this guy" and clicks the dislike button? Must be a bunch of VisualBasic fans or something
You're fucking cool dude
You could try something simpler than noise: randomizing the generator rows at the bottom. Instead of filling them with white pixels, toss a coin (which might very well not be fair) to decide on white or black. I think it would be easiest with the code you had at roughly 14:10.
Thank you for all the great videos!
Does Daniel speak with a lisp? Odd, I had never realized it before
19:14 You're subtracting the cooling value BEFORE dividing by 4, while the original algorithm subtracts AFTER it. This way your cooling is 4 times too soft.
It doesn't really matter though, since tuning the cooling map brightness gives you the same thing.
What is the secret of your happiness? U are the best!!!
P.S. dont tell me u are using drugs…
// tip:
void settings() { // use void settings() for variable sizes
size(yourWidth, yourHeight, FX2D); // use the FX2D renderer for much better performance
}
Hey Daniel, I'm currently a patreon, would it be better to sponsor you via YouTube?
Why don't you use vanilla JavaScript for coding challanges?
Nice sir
Coding Challenge, A to Z,
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front-end API
Particles, Fireworks,
10PRINT, Flappy Bird,
Game of Life, Supershapes,
approximating Pi
GitHub, pull requests,
Linting, unit tests,
this.dot, MousePressed,
random Perlin noise
Unicorn, rainbow,
neural network, Tensorflow,
learning and intelligence,
chatbots using voice
Vectors, matrix math,
A* finds the shortest path,
Javascript, ES6,
cutting for a bugfix
Dan did start the fire
He was always coding, had the pixels loading
Dan did start the fire
He did not invent it, but did implement it~
Now you just need to make an earth effect and a wind effect and you will have the four elements!
Also it was a while since we didn't hear about perlin noise from you ,i was beginning to worry !
Love your work Dan !
Do a coding challenge with python.
OMG He did it^^ I didn't think you were going to edit this together 🙂
(watched that whole stream live then^^)
It was funny^^
Fuego
Can you program C TheCodingTrain?
16:36
Mister, no offence, but you're absolutely crazy!
That was a common demoscene trick. One of the starter tricks noobs like me programmed Back in the day. My First Pascal/ASM code. (Yeah, that was the fashion back then, Pascal + ASM)
I think is from 1992 or 1993. (I got it from a book). Can't remember his name, but the first guy who did it was kinda famous.
Allumer le feu !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
French joke (I'm French)
yey! you finnaly covered fire. Thanks. you may only also want to color it 🙂
Dan, your algorithm is a bit off. You subtracted the cooling before dividing. You need to subtract the cooling after taking the average of the four neighbors
When does he stream?
Last!
Be kind to the elephants!
why java tho?
That smoke no fire 🙂
Why is that your videos looks like not monetized?
I challenge you to try any kind of different language, Python and create an app from it..
Nice ending
Not first commenter but at least Second commenter.Great sir..Can u make video on mongodb ?????
Hi
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