HW Week 2.1

Week 2.1

• SET UP:

  • Download the p5.js editor
  • Make sure you can access the Moodle Forum
  • Create a new p5.js project in your USERNAME.github.io directory for this weeks work
  • In that directory your p5 sketch (index.html, etc.) will get stored.
    • You will provide a link to your p5 sketch.
    • This will look something like https://michaelmusick.github.io/week1/
    • Remember to save and make commits often. That way if something does not work, you can always go back!
  • Also add a README.md to this same directory.
    • You can edit this in;
      • a text editor such as Atom or SublimeText
      • a markdown editor application, such as
        • Window Application idea
        • MacDown
      • a markdown editor web app, such as
        • dillinger
        • this one
      • or directly on github.
    • From github, provide a link to this file for 'documentation' below.
    • This link should look something like https://github.com/michaelmusick/michaelmusick.github.io/blob/master/week1/README.md

• DO:

  • Create your own static screen drawing: self-portrait, alien, monster, etc. Use only 2D primitive shapes – arc(), curve(), ellipse(), line(), point(), quad(), rect(), triangle() – and basic color functions – background(), colorMode(), fill(), noFill(), noStroke(), stroke(). Remember to use createCanvas() to specify the dimensions of your window.
  • Define a variable (var x = 60;) that you use within your sketch.
  • Make sure you include comments about what your various lines of code are suppose to do.

• READ / WATCH (if helpful):

  • Uploading your sketch
  • Drawing Shapes
  • Color Basics

• ASK QUESTIONS: Contribute at least 1 question below. (Name optional.)

Questions | Examples

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• Michael Musick -- documentation, sketch -- any other comments
• Haley Tatalovich -- documentation, sketch -- any other comments
• Josh Kornish -- [documentation} (https://github.com/tufaclimbing/tufaclimbing.github.io/tree/master/sketch.js) [sketch] (tufaclimbing.github.io/sketch.js/)