Thanks for the canvas API tricks! Yeah, it is correct that p5.js is a library which encapsulates (wraps) the functions of html canvas (high level of abstraction)
@G Chinmay Varma For some reason, I can't see your comment (even though I got the notification.) Did you just delete the comment? Anyway,you mentioned Shaders and gave me a new year resolution 😂 So, massive thanks🙏
I guess ill reply in bits! the video was great! and i learned a lot. shaders are super cool to achieve these and similar effects, but they get hard :v I think youtube deleted both my comment and reply because of me attaching a link, cause I linked to a book of shaders which was a very nice read!
Glad I see your comments this time! Appreciate you took your time to leave comments again. Maybe that happens to prevent link trap by some scam account, of course I know you're not that, so sorry for that experience😢 By the way, actually I found the book you mentioned! "The book of shaders " by Patricio Vivo and Jen Lowe alright? I also found other several good resources to learn Shaders, so I'm about to start to learn them:))) Hopefully in the future, I'll bring good p5 - shader tutorial series about that. Thank you again, hope you have a nice year in 2022.
This is awesome, saves a lot of compute time trying to implement your own gradient functions pixel by pixel. Thanks for this tip! will look out for more drawing context features that are not implemented directly in p5 (yet)!
Friend, I'm just starting to learn Java (I'm interested in generative art) tell me how I opened the window from the right and made it display the result of the code. Thank you, you have very interesting and useful videos!
This is the best gradient tutorial I've found so far. Thank you so much for this amazing work. Simplicity is the ultimate sophistication.
I believe the conic gradient works in Chrome now! Thank you for the great tutorial, super helpful.
Thanks for the canvas API tricks! Yeah, it is correct that p5.js is a library which encapsulates (wraps) the functions of html canvas (high level of abstraction)
thank you so much omg why did it take google so long to show me this
Love how your passion shows :)
Hi, thank you for finding this channel.
Hope you have a great year in 2022!
Thank you for the wonderful tutorial. SUBSCRIBED!
Keep them coming, sir.
So glad you have found my channel Syahmi😉
Hope we all have a good year in 2022!
Thanks for the tutorial. Subscribed!
Wow, thank you. I’m happy that my video gave you a value:)
this is so nice! thank you for the tutorial
Love this! Learned something new today :)
Glad tớ hear that :) thank you for finding this video.
Very good and unique tutorial.
So beautiful, I love it. Thank you very much ❤️
@G Chinmay Varma For some reason, I can't see your comment (even though I got the notification.)
Did you just delete the comment? Anyway,you mentioned Shaders and gave me a new year resolution 😂 So, massive thanks🙏
aww this is the third time youtube deleted my comment here :(
I guess ill reply in bits!
the video was great! and i learned a lot.
shaders are super cool to achieve these and similar effects, but they get hard :v
I think youtube deleted both my comment and reply because of me attaching a link, cause I linked to a book of shaders which was a very nice read!
Glad I see your comments this time! Appreciate you took your time to leave comments again.
Maybe that happens to prevent link trap by some scam account, of course I know you're not that, so sorry for that experience😢
By the way, actually I found the book you mentioned!
"The book of shaders " by Patricio Vivo and Jen Lowe alright?
I also found other several good resources to learn Shaders, so I'm about to start to learn them:))) Hopefully in the future, I'll bring good p5 - shader tutorial series about that.
Thank you again, hope you have a nice year in 2022.
@@kazukiumeda4903 yess :))))
This is awesome, saves a lot of compute time trying to implement your own gradient functions pixel by pixel.
Thanks for this tip! will look out for more drawing context features that are not implemented directly in p5 (yet)!
Thank you too, there are other many great native JS stuff we can bring into p5 world😋
thank you, all the other solutions are so complicated
Great to hear that, thank you for finding this video.
thanks for the skill just what I exactly need :)()())))
Great to hear that! Let's explore the possibilities.
Friend, I'm just starting to learn Java (I'm interested in generative art) tell me how I opened the window from the right and made it display the result of the code. Thank you, you have very interesting and useful videos!
Great video!
omg thxx
Thanks, let's level up together:))
Thank you for the video. Any pointers on how we can get the effect animated??
Is there also a solution when i use multiple rects in one canvas? Currently with multiple rects they are just sharing the same gradient.
How can you add the gradient effect to the shadow?
my gradient isnt showing :(
with WEBGL doesn't work
By combine with createGraphics() I think we can use the gradient effect even in webgl mode.
@@kazukiumeda4903 i'll try this. Thanks
ok sorry nvm im still so confused ill keep searching