A port of the p5.js library, written in and adapted for QB64.
Lauren McCarthy has created p5.js, a native JavaScript alternative to Processing.js that has the official support of the Processing Foundation. See more about it at https://p5js.org/
This is a rewrite of all that's possible so that the same paradigms and techniques can be accomplished in QB64. QB64 is a modern extended BASIC programming language that retains QB4.5/Qbasic compatibility and compiles native binaries for Windows, Linux and macOS. See more about it at www.qb64.com.
Definitely not. QB64 is a compiled language, so the goal is to make drawing/animation as simple as it is on the web but for Windows/Linux/macOS programs.
We're not related to the Processing Foundation, mantainer of p5.js. We're fans. This is an open source adaptation of existing open source work.
Currently, p5js.bas has support for the following:
- arc()
- angleMode()
- background()
- beginShape()
- bezier()
- brightness()
- color()
- colorMode()
- constrain()
- createCanvas()
- createImage()
- createVector()
- cursor()
- curve()
- day()
- dist()
- doLoop()
- endShape()
- fill()
- frameCount()
- height()
- hue()
- hour()
- join()
- lerp()
- lerpColor()
- lightness()
- loadSound()
- mag()
- map()
- max()
- min()
- minute()
- month()
- noFill()
- noise()
- noLoop()
- noStroke()
- p5cos()
- p5ellipse()
- p5line()
- p5play()
- p5point()
- p5PrintString()
- p5quad()
- p5random()
- p5rect()
- p5sin()
- p5triangle()
- pop()
- pow()
- push()
- rectMode()
- saturation
- seconds()
- sq()
- stroke()
- text()
- textAlign()
- textFont()
- textHeight()
- textSize()
- textWidth()
- title()
- translate()
- vector.add()
- vector.addB()
- vector.div()
- vector.fromAngle()
- vector.limit()
- vector.mag()
- vector.magSq()
- vector.mult()
- vector.normalize()
- vector.random2d()
- vector.setMag()
- vector.sub()
- vector.subB()
- vertex()
- width()
- year()