FUNDAMENTAL / ANSV Procedural Get and Set Attr

WOLFRAM / Making Text With Rainbow Color

Continuing with my Wolfram Mathematica Trial Experience... I watched and went through some more Mathematica introduction videos, read lots of Mathematica documentation and also going through the Wolfram Lab Online again a few times. There are some major learning curves and Mathematica is a lot different from normal programming language. Sometimes there is a lot of interesting "shortcuts", say like: FindFaces[] , WordCloud[] . Sometimes I got a little confused on how one can do iterations. Normally FOR LOOP concept is introduced early, but in Wolfram, because everything is EXPRESSIONS and ENTITY (like OBJECTS), sometimes it gets quite quirky. Mind you I am still in the first impression and having to look at many tutorials. Lots of NEAT EXAMPLES from documentation, but sometimes I got lost. I found Wolfram to be really awesome with LIST and generating list. It's almost too easy when it works visually. I cannot explain them with my own words yet, but there are ...

SV Special Introduction to Curve, Surface, Field Nodes of Sverchok addon...

In this video tutorial, I am giving my tips on how to learn to use Curve, Surface, Field nodes. These are NEW nodes that comes with latest SVerchok addon in Blender. It allows you to use NURBS like parametric nodes to generate mesh.

SONICPI / Ruby, Python, MIDI and OSC

I have a big curiosity on how we can use OSC or MIDI to send message from one app to another app, potentially to generate (realtime) synth sound, visualization, and animation. This is especially a fun area and environment when we wanted to use CODE for CREATIVITY. Sonic Pi (by Sam Aaron) is one app I really love to use when dealing with Synth and Sonic generator. I remember using ChucK in the past by Ge Wang, ChucK is also cool, but Sonic Pi is a lot more friendly. http://sonic-pi.net Sonic Pi multi-threaded ness and LIVE LOOP is really something new for me. But Sam made it easy enough so that we could generate "listener" very easily. MAKING SOUND WITH CODE There are plenty of ways we can "trigger" Sonic Pi to generate sound. Obviously we can just use the built in RUBY language inside Sonic Pi app. Fairly simple and fun language to use and you can generate some noise in no time! Sonic Pi RUBY language documentation is really in depth and a full on progr...

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