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I've spent the past week attempting to learn about the reaction-diffusion algorithm[1], and trying to translate it into Javascript code which I can then use to
by rikroots 5y ago
I've spent the past week attempting to learn about the reaction-diffusion algorithm[1], and trying to translate it into Javascript code which I can then use to build an online, interactive generative art demo in a 2D canvas[2].
Sadly, it's gonna take me some more learning and experimenting to get there.
[1] - https://itp.uni-frankfurt.de/~gros/StudentProjects/Projects_2020/projekt_lichuan_zheng/ https://itp.uni-frankfurt.de/~gros/StudentProjects/Projects_...
[2] - All the online code examples I can find are using three.js or WebGL shaders and I have a stubborn belief that this is doable in vanilla JS using the 2D canvas API. Just because I've failed so far doesn't mean it's a Bad Idea!