Reference Summary: Using a flow field and Craig Reynolds inspired boids/strokes to draw a stylised version of an image. In this video I cover the functions translate(), rotate(), push() and pop().
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Using a flow field and Craig Reynolds inspired boids/strokes to draw a stylised version of an image. In this video I cover the functions translate(), rotate(), push() and pop(). About me: Former Computer Science student from UC Berkeley, California.
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- Using a flow field and Craig Reynolds inspired boids/strokes to draw a stylised version of an image.
- In this video I cover the functions translate(), rotate(), push() and pop().
- About me: Former Computer Science student from UC Berkeley, California.
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