r/learnjavascript • • May 12 '22

Created this using JavaScript. For code check the comments, lmk if you have any doubt.

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u/waracks May 12 '22

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u/[deleted] May 13 '22

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u/waracks May 13 '22

Actually I have used noise to create curves, so sometimes it gives this orientation. If you will refresh you may get the right orientation.

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u/Tirnoch May 13 '22

Ok, this looks horrifying lol like the abyss is gazing back at me.

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u/manny2206 May 12 '22

These single letter vars are killing me!! Code is clean, but not every expressive. 7/10 the animation it creates is awesome. Great job

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u/waracks May 13 '22

Understood, yes I agree for radius and noise constants I have used single character, next time will keep this in mind :)

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u/manny2206 May 13 '22

Yeah, It's for you! When you inevitably come back to this project 6 months later and can't remember how it works lol. Too real

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u/Ratatoski May 12 '22

Nice, I enjoy generative art.

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u/RelativeSloth May 13 '22

I enjoy degenerative art.

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u/Mocker-Nicholas May 13 '22

enjoy degenerative art.

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u/waracks May 13 '22

degenerative art.

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u/[deleted] May 13 '22

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u/Ratatoski May 13 '22

True as well.

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u/codingwithout1andOs May 12 '22

So satisfying to watch

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u/waracks May 13 '22

Glad you liked it :)

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u/hamptonio May 13 '22

You might enjoy looking at dwitter: https://beta.dwitter.net/

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u/waracks May 14 '22

Thankyou for sharing this, it is amazing 🤩

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u/SvenskHonung May 13 '22

Any reason you use codesandbox instead of VSCode?

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u/waracks May 14 '22

I use vscode only, it's just I am using codesandbox for code sharing

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u/SevenSharp May 12 '22

Nice . It's a bit heavy on my laptop . Lots to fiddle with though.

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u/inewtonjr May 13 '22

Can you breakdown the thought process when creating this? I am interested in how one thinks when creating a project like this. Very creative!