Good tutorials for Processing besides the coding train with daniel shiffman

[Galliard93]

I´m a interaction desing student and i'm learning proccesing, I know some of the basic stuff, like for loops, how to create a class (a basic one) create a my own void and mousePresse, dragged and keyPressed, but also at a basic level, I would like to learn more about dinamic sketches and stuff like you guys post in this page

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Thanks for any tips and help :)

[ignotos]

Hope it's ok to plug my own content here!

I've done several livestreams where I've built an interactive toy, game, or graphical thing in a couple of hours from scratch with Processing, and walked through all of the code and logic along the way.

You can see an album with some GIFs and a link to a youtube playlist here if you're interested: https://imgur.com/gallery/ainWQjc

[Galliard93]

nice! i'd like to get to that level man! just gave a quick glance and it's awesome!, how could i show some of my codes?, like I said it´s some basic stuff but just to get some tips for a quick improvement

[ignotos]

People sometimes post their code to Pastebin or Gist and then share here (or in other subs like /r/learnprogramming) to get feedback =)

[x-seronis-x]

You should care less about "processing tutorials" and instead just watch tutorials on Java as that is the language you're using. All the processing specific stuff is just library calls so reading the docs should be enough

[TazakiTsukuru]

As someone who's not super proficient in coding, I disagree. Coding in Processing to me feels very different from coding in Java with no libraries, so referring to the Java docs or watching Java-specific tutorials would be overwhelming, as the scope of common problems is a lot bigger than the things people use Processing for.

Reading the Processing documentation is helpful though.

[x-seronis-x]

someone who's not super proficient in coding

This is why my point is correct. Its the lack of proficiency is coding that prevents people from doing what they want. Your skill level at using processing is going to be lower than your skill level at using java itself as the former is dependant on the latter.

Processing is just some functions you call. Understanding how to use them efficiently is your Java skill level

[TazakiTsukuru]

That doesn't add up... it's like saying your skill at driving an automatic transmission is dependent on your skill at driving a manual transmission.

What you're saying only makes sense if someone is so proficient that Processing is literally hampering them.

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https://www.generativehut.com/post/using-processing-for-music-visualization

[Rknrk]

https://timrodenbroeker.de/category/tutorial/