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This document provides an overview of Processing, an open-source programming language and environment used for creating images, animations, and interactions. It summarizes that Processing allows users to create animations by drawing objects, and describes the basic program structure of setup(), draw(), and notes that color follows the RGB spectrum. It also outlines some basic shapes that can be drawn, how to fill and frame shapes, and that Processing follows a timeline-based model. The document notes you can add images and provides code examples. It concludes by recommending additional resources for learning more about Processing.

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The Dummy's Guide
to: Processing
By Daniel ��Danny�� Gonzalez

*Result may very
*All Rights Reserve

So What��s ��Processing?��
O Think using object draw in eclipse
O Program that allows the user to create
animations

Basic layout

? setup
? Sets up the programs
? Initalize
? Set the size of the canvas
? Draw
? Self-explanitory
? Where you make the animations
? Note: color follows the rbg spectrum

Your basic Shape
O Ellipse
O (x,y,width,height)
O Rect
O (x,y,width,height)
O Triangle
O (x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3)

��Fill�� and ��framed��

On Eclipse On Procressing
O FilledRect/Oval O Filled black by
O FramedRect/Oval default
O noFill()
O To color in: fill(r,g,b)

Follows a ��timeline��
(in pseudo-code)
On Eclipse On processing
O Object O Color of object
O Color of object O object

You can add images!
O Code for it
O PImage ��whatever you named it/wyni��
O Wyni=loadImage(��the image��)
O Accepts: gif, jpeg, targa
O Image(wyni,x,y)
O How you do it
O Sketch
O Add File
O Select the image

For more information:
O http://processing.org/
O http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZByppa
YSJB8
O http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJrh0Ri
poVo&feature=relmfu

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Processing project presentation

1. The Dummy's Guide to: Processing By Daniel ��Danny�� Gonzalez *Result may very *All Rights Reserve

2. So What��s ��Processing?�� O Think using object draw in eclipse O Program that allows the user to create animations

3. Basic layout ? setup ? Sets up the programs ? Initalize ? Set the size of the canvas ? Draw ? Self-explanitory ? Where you make the animations ? Note: color follows the rbg spectrum

4. Your basic Shape O Ellipse O (x,y,width,height) O Rect O (x,y,width,height) O Triangle O (x1,y1,x2,y2,x3,y3)

5. ��Fill�� and ��framed�� On Eclipse On Procressing O FilledRect/Oval O Filled black by O FramedRect/Oval default O noFill() O To color in: fill(r,g,b)

6. Follows a ��timeline�� (in pseudo-code) On Eclipse On processing O Object O Color of object O Color of object O object

7. You can add images! O Code for it O PImage ��whatever you named it/wyni�� O Wyni=loadImage(��the image��) O Accepts: gif, jpeg, targa O Image(wyni,x,y) O How you do it O Sketch O Add File O Select the image

8. For more information: O http://processing.org/ O http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZByppa YSJB8 O http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rJrh0Ri poVo&feature=relmfu

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