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Programming with Processing...

This is a part of a beginning Processing tutorial series. If you’re new to Processing, start at the beginning! As we continue our series on the basics of programming with Processing, we’ll look at extending the “Ball” class we created in the last set to include a user-controlled “Puck” object that can be used to turn this little app...

Programming with Processing...

Now that we’ve looked at the basics of the PVector object class, and even created some of our own objects, lets see if we can make the balls bounce off of one another! This will be the simplest 2D collision physics possible, with nothing extra whatsoever, and the math is surprisingly simple! Grab the code from...

Presentations from Photosho...

I typically create PDF presentations using inDesign, but there are times when it’s more convenient to do it straight from Photoshop. Here’s a great little workflow for creating a PDF presentation from Photoshop, using a greatly under-used feature called ‘Layer...

Surfacing an iPad in SolidW...

The back of an iPad is a perfect example of the classic “crowned surface” frequently used in industrial design. We’ve seen it done in Rhino, so here I’ll demonstrate a method for creating a good-quality class-a surface in...

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Industrial Design Consulting

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