All functions and operators return values, so if you use "i=4" instead of "i==4" in a conditional statement, 2 things happen: first the value of i becomes 4, then "i=4" returns a true/success/1 value to the "if" statement. Try playing with the statement x = (i = 4) sometime to test this out.
Great tutorial (how can anyone not like this! A jealous neighbour?). The only thing I got stuck on, and I worked it out eventually, was looking for the two parallel bars on my keyboard.
I am angry! I cannot use processing on my own computer >.< It keeps saying that something didnt work with the VM. I don't know. I can still code, but i wish i could see the changes...
@ugorelli geez, it was the first tutorial about processing i saw (and just learned about processing 5 minutes before seeing it) and everything is very clear. What didn't you understand?
@ugorelli id consider buying the learning processing book, that is for absolute newbies, ive been studying it for about 4 months now by myself its really not that hard.
@itsmeohmeandme two equals signs(==) means do compare the two values, one equal sign(=)means put the value on the right in the variable on the left. More technically you "initialize" the variable on the left of the equal sign with the value on its right .
can anyone tell my how to write those "or-lines" on my mac ?(it's a German keyboard, perhaps that makes it different from the way you write it on an American)
amazing... ppl say that bucky from thenewboston is great but IMO you're waaay better...
kerimil 4 months ago
thanks
iamthe007 5 months ago
how many setup() can you have in a module?
iamthe007 7 months ago
@iamthe007 I think 1, since it's a setup it only has to go through it once, to "setup" the stuff you put in it.
Shockszzbyyous 5 months ago
Great videos, they're helping my sister learn quite a bit about general programming - Thank you!
@22:11 Using == instead of =
All functions and operators return values, so if you use "i=4" instead of "i==4" in a conditional statement, 2 things happen: first the value of i becomes 4, then "i=4" returns a true/success/1 value to the "if" statement. Try playing with the statement x = (i = 4) sometime to test this out.
lqqkoutrigger 7 months ago
thank u :)
giovdiele 9 months ago in playlist Processing tutorial
Excellent 101 tutorial! Thanks! I'mma learn Processing!
iLEZtube 1 year ago
Great tutorial, just what I needed, at just the right pace! Thank you!
Gggorm 1 year ago
Great tutorial (how can anyone not like this! A jealous neighbour?). The only thing I got stuck on, and I worked it out eventually, was looking for the two parallel bars on my keyboard.
ab37z 1 year ago
its says for rad1=(PI/180)*deg; that Im missing a semicolon
prokiller351 1 year ago
I am angry! I cannot use processing on my own computer >.< It keeps saying that something didnt work with the VM. I don't know. I can still code, but i wish i could see the changes...
adognamedsally 1 year ago
I REALLY DON'T UNDERSTAND N O T H I N G.
I FOLLOWED ALL THE LESSON.
BUT AT THIS POINT ALL GO BAD.
I HAD AN EXAM ON MONDAY
I HATE PROCESSING
WITH ALL MYSELF
ugorelli 1 year ago
@ugorelli geez, it was the first tutorial about processing i saw (and just learned about processing 5 minutes before seeing it) and everything is very clear. What didn't you understand?
Ledeanu 1 year ago
@ugorelli id consider buying the learning processing book, that is for absolute newbies, ive been studying it for about 4 months now by myself its really not that hard.
that book is grrrrrrrrreat.
TheDadsr 1 year ago
@sylwester91. Du bist so ein armes Würschtl, magst a Packerl Senf?
peterkaosa 1 year ago
can you tell me the best way of having a poligon follow the path? thanks!
joaographic 1 year ago
This. Is. Amazing. I had no idea what this meant at first, but now I understand everything! Great work!! :D
XtremeGamer20 1 year ago
that is without doubt the best tutorial I have ever watched! Brilliant comprehensive narration with precise visuals. Thank you for uploading this.
baldmanwithBIGlegs 1 year ago
The reason they tried to do that with the syntax is because "==" is comparison, "=" makes it absolutely equal to.
itsmeohmeandme 2 years ago
@itsmeohmeandme two equals signs(==) means do compare the two values, one equal sign(=)means put the value on the right in the variable on the left. More technically you "initialize" the variable on the left of the equal sign with the value on its right .
RobDaNet 2 years ago
sorry, you can only do that if you arent changing the colours as well, should watch the vid all the way through before commenting :)
00hubblemp 2 years ago
@ste1438 - instead of doing if(deg>=360) you can just do this:
deg = (deg + 5) % 360
a little nicer i think.
really enjoying these tutorials though, good work and thanks!
00hubblemp 2 years ago
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dreamplanter
1.Macs are for gays. Get a Windows basses pc
2.German makes you gay
3. Well done scherlock holms german is diffrent from english.
4. Get a windows.
sylwester91 2 years ago
@sylwester91 retarted pc victim gay
shebotnov 3 days ago
can anyone tell my how to write those "or-lines" on my mac ?(it's a German keyboard, perhaps that makes it different from the way you write it on an American)
dreamplanter 2 years ago
Helped me alot. Thanks
Christoffer2640 2 years ago