As part of my Applied Maths and Graphics module, we were tasked with developing a small graphics application to reflect all of the techniques and formulas we have worked on over the past year. I definitely learnt that there is a surprisingly large amount of maths involved in simply changing the filter on an image.
It's a fairly simple process to get this application running so that you can fiddle about with it:
- Ensure that you have processing installed so that you can run the files.
- You'll then need to clone this repository or download it's contents.
git clone https://github.com/Hannah-Ashna/Graphics-Application.git - Navigate to Graphics_Application.pde, open it in processing and run
Details of what this little application is capable of doing are outlined in the checklist I was provided with for this module. Within the checklist it also includes instructions on how to access each feature.
You can pretty much use any image you'd like to mess with this application, however, for our assessment of the application we were provided with this image of apples.
This project uses the G4P GUI Library for well ... my Graphical User Interface. I did not use their G4P GUI Builder tool for this project as I was looking to try and challenge myself a little bit more with this project. However, from my understanding it is a pretty effective tool for those looking to quickly jumpstart their GUIs in Processing.