OpenFrameworks Generative Art: Gradient Amoeba with Perlin Noise
Summary
This article contains source code for an openFrameworks application that generates a gradient amoeba-like visual pattern using Perlin noise. The code sets up a 720x720 canvas, iterates through coordinates with varying noise step values, and maps noise values to create a gradated, organic visual effect. It appears to be a creative coding sketch or generative art piece.
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Twitter / XOpenFrameworks Generative Art: Gradient Amoeba with Perlin Noisejunkiyoshi.comKey quotes
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float noise_value = ofMap(ofNoise(x *
ofSetWindowTitle("openFrameworks");
ofBackground(39);
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