Archived entries for Algorithm

Patterns

Today is the last day of the OFFF festival in Lisbon. Inspired by the the presentations I updated the fractal tree idea. Check it out here.

tree2

Fractal Tree

This image is created with a simple algorithm, starting with one square, which splits into a left and right square that are rotated 45 degrees and then repeat that process for the new squares. Simple, but I like the result. It’s cool to see what a couple of simple lines of code can put on your screen. Check it out here.

Fractal Tree

Word cloud

October last year I worked on the new website for 180 Amsterdam with the guys from random.nu. 180 is still working on the content for the new site, and it should go live anytime soon, I’ll keep you posted. We did a lot of prototyping and experimenting for the different views of the content. One of them was a display of the projects based on how many media items each of them contained. It didn’t make it to the final version, but I would still like the effect. Check it out here.

Word cloud

AStar pathfinding demo 2, with source

Here is another demo of my actionscript 3.0 AStar implementation. If there is a path the algorithm is guaranteed to find it. However, it doesn’t necessarily mean that this is the shortest path.  You can play with the demo here and download the source here.

AStar demo 2

AStar pathfinding demo

A quick AStar pathfinding algorithm demo, soon I will release an open source version that will be available to download. I just have to make it a little bit easier and flexible. Check the demo here.

AStar



Copyright © 2004–2009. All rights reserved.

RSS Feed. This blog is proudly powered by Wordpress and uses Modern Clix, a theme by Rodrigo Galindez.