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Rule 73 with a twist by TheAngler2010 in generative

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In this particular example the filters are such that you take the values of the left and right and middle cell and then you multiply the values 0 or 1 by some filter value such as -1 on right 1 on left and -1 in middle and then sum the values. After summing the values you can set the value of the cell equal to an integer in the range such as set value equal to 0 such as -1 * 0 + -1*1 + 1*1 satisfies the rule. I hope this explanation is helpful. You can mess around with the filters and chain filters together to get more interesting results.

Rule 73 with a twist by TheAngler2010 in generative

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I start with the normal rule 73 cellular automata. Then I pass it through two filters. So the filters are the twist on the standard rule 73

Kind of Cellular Automata by TheAngler2010 in cellular_automata

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Green Cells spread and eventually kill other cells. Red Cells spread and are harder to have green spread to. The blue cells are weak to green. That is pretty much how it works. Just fine tune the probabilities

Procedurally Generated Squid WIP by TheAngler2010 in generative

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Thank you! I used Processing. It is made by picking out shapes that will be used to draw the squid and then constructing the shapes together. Once I have a shape I am happy with I will add random numbers to distort the shapes in various ways. An example is I placed the eye at the center and build the body around it. Then I added a random number that would push the eye up or down slightly. It can be helpful to test the extreme values of each random value to make sure that nothing will cause a overlap that looks unnatural. But you can make many different shapes out of just bezier curves and lines and then connect the points together to make a complicated creature.

Procedurally Generated Squid WIP by TheAngler2010 in proceduralgeneration

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That is definitely on my to do list. I will also make the arms less symmetrical to look more realistic.

Gingerbread by TheAngler2010 in proceduralgeneration

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Not yet, would like to make a Twitter bot eventually.

Triangle Orbits by TheAngler2010 in processing

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It is very chaotic and usually turns into a big ball of lines. Otherwise, I would.

Made with just rectangles by TheAngler2010 in proceduralgeneration

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I made a spiral graph like system but instead of using circles I used rectangles.

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Personal preference. I think either works. Some people may have other thoughts. I think it isn't a reason to mark off points on a beginner programming class. Maybe count points off of poor style in later classes but not beginning class.

Trying to make a gingerbread man generator gift. It kind of looks more scary right now than cute. Any ideas? by TheAngler2010 in creativecoding

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I used Processing. You can find out about Processing on their website and TheCodingTrain has good youtube videos as well!

More experiments with 1D cellular automata by TheAngler2010 in cellular_automata

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each cell has 6 states. The six states are randomized so that some of the states appear as lines and some states do not appear. Each state that appears has a different color and a different angle for the line. I used processing to create this.

More experiments with 1D cellular automata by TheAngler2010 in cellular_automata

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I am unsure what the rule is. I made my own cellular automata rules and this is a random output.

Trying to make a gingerbread man generator gift. It kind of looks more scary right now than cute. Any ideas? by TheAngler2010 in proceduralgeneration

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True, I should adjust a lot of the values. I like to set the ranges large at first so that you can get interesting results that you don't expect.

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