├── .gitignore ├── 2016_02 ├── dbe_2016_02_26_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_02_27_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_02_27_v2.py ├── dbe_2016_02_28_v1.py └── dbe_2016_02_29_v1.py ├── 2016_03 ├── dbe_2016_03_01_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_02_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_02_v2.py ├── dbe_2016_03_03_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_03_v2.py ├── dbe_2016_03_04_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_05_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_06_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_07_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_08_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_09_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_10_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_10_v2.py ├── dbe_2016_03_11_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_12_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_13_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_14_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_14_v2.py ├── dbe_2016_03_15_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_16_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_17_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_18_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_19_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_20_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_21_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_22_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_23_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_24_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_26_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_27_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_28_v1.py ├── dbe_2016_03_29_v1.py └── notes.py ├── 2016_09 └── dbe_2016_09_10.py ├── 2017-01 ├── 2017-jan-05.py ├── 2017-jan-06.py ├── 2017-jan-07.py └── 2017-jan-08.py ├── LICENSE └── README.md /.gitignore: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | .DS_Store -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_02/dbe_2016_02_26_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 02/26/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | # pep-8 maximum-line-length #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | # setting up the canvas size and main variables 10 | 11 | import random 12 | 13 | gridpoints = [128, 144, 160, 176, 192, 208, 224, 240, 256, 272, 288, 304, 320, 336, 352, 368, 384] 14 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 15 | margin = 128 # distance from edge of canvas 16 | num_frames = 16 # number of frames in the animation 17 | step = 0 # steps in looping animation 18 | 19 | # draw the canvas 20 | for frame in range(num_frames): 21 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 22 | frameDuration(1/2) 23 | fill(0.8) 24 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 25 | 26 | # draw the grid 27 | fill(None) 28 | stroke(0.5) 29 | strokeWidth(1) 30 | lineCap("round") 31 | lineJoin("round") 32 | 33 | # grid X-axis 34 | stepx = -16 # step in sequence on x axis 35 | incx = 16 # grid increment 36 | for x in range(17): 37 | save() 38 | stepx = stepx + incx 39 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 40 | restore() 41 | 42 | # grid Y-axis 43 | stepy = -16 # step in sequence on y axis 44 | incy = 16 # grid increment 45 | for y in range(17): 46 | save() 47 | stepy = stepy + incy 48 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 49 | restore() 50 | 51 | # guides 52 | # stroke(1, 0, 0, 0.4) 53 | # strokeWidth(0.5) 54 | # polygon((0, 128), (512, 128)) 55 | # polygon((0, 128+256), (512, 128+256)) 56 | # polygon((128, 0), (128, 512)) 57 | # polygon((128+256, 0), (128+256, 512)) 58 | # polygon((256, 0), (256, 512)) 59 | # polygon((0, 256), (512, 256)) 60 | 61 | # animation loop 62 | for frame in range(num_frames): 63 | save() 64 | a = (random.choice(gridpoints)) 65 | b = (random.choice(gridpoints)) 66 | c = (random.choice(gridpoints)) 67 | fill(1, 1, 1) 68 | stroke(0.5) 69 | strokeWidth(1.5) 70 | oval(c-5, a-5, 10, 10) 71 | oval(b-5, c-5, 10, 10) 72 | oval(a-5, b-5, 10, 10) 73 | restore() 74 | 75 | saveImage("dbe_2016_02_26_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_02/dbe_2016_02_27_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 02/27/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | # pep-8 maximum-line-length #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | # setting up the canvas size and main variables 10 | 11 | import random 12 | 13 | gridpoints = range(128, 400, 16) 14 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 15 | margin = 128 # distance from edge of canvas 16 | num_frames = 17 # number of frames in the animation 17 | stepa = -1 # steps in looping animation 18 | stepb = 17 19 | 20 | # draw the canvas 21 | for frame in range(num_frames): 22 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 23 | stepa = stepa + 1 24 | stepb = stepb - 1 25 | frameDuration(1/10) 26 | fill(0.8) 27 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 28 | 29 | # draw the grid 30 | fill(None) 31 | stroke(0.5) 32 | strokeWidth(1) 33 | lineCap("round") 34 | lineJoin("round") 35 | 36 | # grid X-axis 37 | stepx = -16 # step in sequence on x axis 38 | incx = 16 # grid increment 39 | for x in range(17): 40 | save() 41 | stepx = stepx + incx 42 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 43 | restore() 44 | 45 | # grid Y-axis 46 | stepy = -16 # step in sequence on y axis 47 | incy = 16 # grid increment 48 | for y in range(17): 49 | save() 50 | stepy = stepy + incy 51 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 52 | restore() 53 | 54 | # guides 55 | # stroke(1, 0, 0, 0.4) 56 | # strokeWidth(0.5) 57 | # polygon((0, 128), (512, 128)) 58 | # polygon((0, 128+256), (512, 128+256)) 59 | # polygon((128, 0), (128, 512)) 60 | # polygon((128+256, 0), (128+256, 512)) 61 | # polygon((256, 0), (256, 512)) 62 | # polygon((0, 256), (512, 256)) 63 | 64 | # animation loop 65 | for frame in range(num_frames): 66 | save() 67 | a = gridpoints[stepa] 68 | b = gridpoints[stepb] 69 | fill(1) 70 | strokeWidth(1.5) 71 | stroke(0.5) 72 | oval(a-5, a-5, 10, 10) 73 | oval(b-5, b-5, 10, 10) 74 | restore() 75 | 76 | saveImage("dbe_2016_02_27_v2.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_02/dbe_2016_02_27_v2.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 02/27/16 -- version 2 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | # pep-8 maximum-line-length #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | # setting up the canvas size and main variables 10 | 11 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 12 | margin = 128 # distance from edge of canvas 13 | num_frames = 16 # number of frames in the animation 14 | stepa = -1 # steps in looping animation 15 | stepb = 17 # steps in looping animation 16 | stepc = -9 # steps in looping animation 17 | stepd = 8 # steps in looping animation 18 | circle_size = 14 # self explanatory 19 | 20 | # grid increments (16px X 16pc) 21 | gridpoints = range(128, 400, 16) 22 | gridpoints_reverse = gridpoints[::-1] 23 | print gridpoints 24 | print gridpoints_reverse 25 | 26 | 27 | # draw the canvas 28 | for frame in range(num_frames): 29 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 30 | stepa = stepa + 1 31 | stepb = stepb - 1 32 | stepc = stepc + 1 33 | stepd = stepd - 1 34 | frameDuration(1/20) 35 | fill(0.8) 36 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 37 | 38 | # draw the grid 39 | fill(None) 40 | stroke(0.5) 41 | strokeWidth(1) 42 | lineCap("round") 43 | lineJoin("round") 44 | 45 | # grid X-axis 46 | stepx = -16 # step in sequence on x axis 47 | incx = 16 # grid increment 48 | for x in range(17): 49 | save() 50 | stepx = stepx + incx 51 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 52 | restore() 53 | 54 | # grid Y-axis 55 | stepy = -16 # step in sequence on y axis 56 | incy = 16 # grid increment 57 | for y in range(17): 58 | save() 59 | stepy = stepy + incy 60 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 61 | restore() 62 | 63 | # guides 64 | # stroke(0.4) 65 | # strokeWidth(0.5) 66 | # polygon((0, 128), (512, 128)) 67 | # polygon((0, 128+256), (512, 128+256)) 68 | # polygon((128, 0), (128, 512)) 69 | # polygon((128+256, 0), (128+256, 512)) 70 | # polygon((256, 0), (256, 512)) 71 | # polygon((0, 256), (512, 256)) 72 | 73 | # animation loop 74 | for frame in range(num_frames): 75 | save() 76 | a = gridpoints[stepa] 77 | b = gridpoints[stepb] 78 | c = gridpoints_reverse[stepc] 79 | d = gridpoints_reverse[stepd] 80 | fill(1) 81 | strokeWidth(1.5) 82 | stroke(0.5) 83 | 84 | # outer going in 85 | oval(a-(circle_size/2), a-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 86 | oval(b-(circle_size/2), b-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 87 | oval(a-(circle_size/2), b-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 88 | oval(b-(circle_size/2), a-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 89 | 90 | #inner going out 91 | oval(c-(circle_size/2), c-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 92 | oval(d-(circle_size/2), 256-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 93 | oval(c-(circle_size/2), d-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 94 | oval(d-(circle_size/2), 256-(circle_size/2), circle_size, circle_size) 95 | 96 | restore() 97 | 98 | saveImage("dbe_2016_02_27_v2.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_02/dbe_2016_02_28_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 02/29/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | # pep-8 maximum-line-length #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | # setting up the main variables 10 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 11 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 12 | increment = 16 # grid increment 13 | num_frames = 17 # number of frames in the animation 14 | step = -1 # steps in looping animation 15 | circle_size = 14 # self explanatory 16 | 17 | # grid increments (16px X 16pc) 18 | gridarray_reg = range(margin, (canvas - margin) + increment, increment) 19 | gridarray_rev = gridarray_reg[::-1] 20 | print gridarray_reg 21 | print gridarray_rev 22 | 23 | 24 | # draw the canvas 25 | for frame in range(num_frames): 26 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 27 | step = step + 1 28 | frameDuration(1/20) 29 | fill(0.8) 30 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 31 | 32 | # draw the grid 33 | fill(None) 34 | stroke(0.5) 35 | strokeWidth(1) 36 | lineCap("round") 37 | lineJoin("round") 38 | 39 | # grid X-axis 40 | stepx = -16 # step in sequence on x axis 41 | for x in range(17): 42 | save() 43 | stepx = stepx + increment 44 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 45 | restore() 46 | 47 | # grid Y-axis 48 | stepy = -16 # step in sequence on y axis 49 | for y in range(17): 50 | save() 51 | stepy = stepy + increment 52 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 53 | restore() 54 | 55 | # guides 56 | stroke(0.4) 57 | strokeWidth(0.5) 58 | polygon((0, 128), (512, 128)) 59 | polygon((0, 128+256), (512, 128+256)) 60 | polygon((128, 0), (128, 512)) 61 | polygon((128+256, 0), (128+256, 512)) 62 | polygon((256, 0), (256, 512)) 63 | polygon((0, 256), (512, 256)) 64 | 65 | # animation loop 66 | for frame in range(num_frames): 67 | print frame 68 | save() 69 | fill(1) 70 | strokeWidth(1.5) 71 | stroke(0.4) 72 | 73 | # moving circles 74 | w 75 | 76 | 77 | 78 | restore() 79 | 80 | 81 | 82 | 83 | 84 | 85 | 86 | 87 | #oval = 88 | #position = starting positon 89 | #while position <= 18 90 | #for oval in ovals: 91 | #position = position =+1 92 | #else reverse 93 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[0])-(circle_size/2), 94 | circle_size, circle_size) 95 | 96 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[2])-(circle_size/2), 97 | circle_size, circle_size) 98 | 99 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[4])-(circle_size/2), 100 | circle_size, circle_size) 101 | 102 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[6])-(circle_size/2), 103 | circle_size, circle_size) 104 | 105 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[8])-(circle_size/2), 106 | circle_size, circle_size) 107 | 108 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[10])-(circle_size/2), 109 | circle_size, circle_size) 110 | 111 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[12])-(circle_size/2), 112 | circle_size, circle_size) 113 | 114 | oval((gridarray_reg[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[14])-(circle_size/2), 115 | circle_size, circle_size) 116 | 117 | oval((gridarray_rev[step])-(circle_size/2), (gridarray_reg[16])-(circle_size/2), 118 | circle_size, circle_size) 119 | 120 | restore() 121 | 122 | saveImage("dbe_2016_02_29_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_02/dbe_2016_02_29_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 03/01/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/ 8 | 9 | import math 10 | 11 | def circle (x, y): 12 | oval((gridarray_reg[step_h])-(circle_size/2), 13 | (gridarray_reg[step_v+move])-(circle_size/2), 14 | circle_size, circle_size) 15 | 16 | def grid (x, y): 17 | 18 | # setting up the main variables 19 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 20 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 21 | increment = 16 # grid increment 22 | num_frames = 17 # number of frames in the animation 23 | step_h = -2 # horizontal steps in looping animation 24 | step_v = 0 # vertical steps in looping animation 25 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 26 | 27 | # grid increments (16px X 16pc) 28 | gridarray_reg = range(margin, (canvas - margin) + increment, increment) 29 | gridarray_rev = gridarray_reg[::-1] 30 | 31 | # draw the canvas 32 | for frame in range(num_frames): 33 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 34 | step_h = step_h + 1 35 | frameDuration(1/20) 36 | fill(0.8) 37 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 38 | 39 | # style the grid 40 | fill(None) 41 | stroke(0.5) 42 | strokeWidth(1) 43 | lineCap("round") 44 | lineJoin("round") 45 | 46 | # draw the grid X-axis 47 | stepx = -16 # step in sequence on x axis 48 | for x in range(17): 49 | save() 50 | stepx = stepx + increment 51 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 52 | restore() 53 | 54 | # draw the grid Y-axis 55 | stepy = -16 # step in sequence on y axis 56 | for y in range(17): 57 | save() 58 | stepy = stepy + increment 59 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 60 | restore() 61 | 62 | # animation loop 63 | for frame in range(num_frames): 64 | save() 65 | fill(1) 66 | strokeWidth(1.5) 67 | stroke(0.4) 68 | 69 | # moving circles 70 | if step_h <= 16: 71 | for move in range(17): 72 | step_h = step_h + 1 73 | if step_h <= 16: 74 | oval((gridarray_reg[step_h])-(circle_size/2), 75 | (gridarray_reg[step_v+move])-(circle_size/2), 76 | circle_size, circle_size) 77 | else: 78 | step_h = 0 79 | else: 80 | step_h = 0 81 | 82 | restore() 83 | 84 | saveImage("dbe_2016_02_29_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_01_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 03/01/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | import math 10 | print "start" 11 | def dot(x_pos, y_pos): 12 | x=math.cos(math.radians(y_pos*64)) 13 | 14 | print x 15 | fill(1) 16 | stroke(1, 0, 0) 17 | strokeWidth(2) 18 | oval(x_pos, x*64, circle_size, circle_size) 19 | 20 | def grid(): 21 | # style the grid 22 | fill(None) 23 | stroke(0.5) 24 | strokeWidth(1) 25 | lineCap("round") 26 | lineJoin("round") 27 | # draw the grid X-axis 28 | stepx = -16 # step in sequence on x axis 29 | for x in range(17): 30 | save() 31 | stepx = stepx + increment 32 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 33 | restore() 34 | # draw the grid Y-axis 35 | stepy = -16 # step in sequence on y axis 36 | for y in range(17): 37 | save() 38 | stepy = stepy + increment 39 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 40 | restore() 41 | 42 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 43 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 44 | increment = 16 # grid increment 45 | num_frames = 17 # number of frames in the animation 46 | step_h = 128 # horizontal steps in looping animation 47 | step_v = 0 # vertical steps in looping animation 48 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 49 | 50 | # grid increments (16px X 16pc) 51 | gridarray_reg = range(margin, (canvas - margin) + increment, increment) 52 | gridarray_rev = gridarray_reg[::-1] 53 | 54 | # draw each frame as a new page 55 | for frame in range(num_frames): 56 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 57 | step_h = step_h + 1 58 | frameDuration(1/20) 59 | fill(0.8) 60 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 61 | grid() 62 | step_v = step_v + 1 63 | translate(0, 256) 64 | dot(step_h, step_v) 65 | print "end" 66 | saveImage("dbe_2016_02_29_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_02_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 03/02/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | import math 10 | 11 | # draw a grid 12 | def grid(increment): 13 | fill(None) 14 | stroke(0.5) 15 | strokeWidth(1) 16 | lineCap("round") 17 | lineJoin("round") 18 | 19 | # draw the grid X-axis 20 | stepx = -increment 21 | for x in range(17): 22 | save() 23 | stepx = stepx + increment 24 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), 25 | (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 26 | restore() 27 | 28 | # draw the grid Y-axis 29 | stepy = -increment 30 | for y in range(17): 31 | save() 32 | stepy = stepy + increment 33 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), 34 | (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 35 | restore() 36 | 37 | # setting global variables 38 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 39 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 40 | increment = 16 # grid increment 41 | num_frames = 90 # number of frames in the animation 42 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 43 | 44 | # grid increments (16px X 16pc) 45 | gridarray_reg = range(margin, (canvas - margin) + increment, increment) 46 | gridarray_rev = gridarray_reg[::-1] 47 | 48 | # draw each frame as a new page 49 | print "start" 50 | for frame in range(num_frames): 51 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 52 | frameDuration(1/20) 53 | fill(0.8) 54 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 55 | grid(increment) 56 | translate(0, 256) 57 | 58 | y = math.sin(math.radians(frame*4)) 59 | y = y * 128 60 | y = round(y) 61 | y = int(y) 62 | print (y) 63 | fill(1, 0, 0) 64 | stroke (None) 65 | translate(256, 0) 66 | oval(-6, y-6, circle_size, circle_size) 67 | 68 | print "end" 69 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_02_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_02_v2.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! 2 | # eliheuer@gmail.com 3 | # 03/02/16 -- version 1 4 | # Made with DrawBot: 5 | # http://www.drawbot.com/ 6 | 7 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 8 | 9 | import math 10 | 11 | # draw a grid 12 | def grid(increment): 13 | fill(None) 14 | stroke(0.5) 15 | strokeWidth(1) 16 | lineCap("round") 17 | lineJoin("round") 18 | 19 | # draw the grid X-axis 20 | stepx = -increment 21 | for x in range(17): 22 | save() 23 | stepx = stepx + increment 24 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), 25 | (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 26 | restore() 27 | 28 | # draw the grid Y-axis 29 | stepy = -increment 30 | for y in range(17): 31 | stepy = stepy + increment 32 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), 33 | (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 34 | 35 | # setting global variables 36 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 37 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 38 | increment = 16 # grid increment 39 | num_frames = 90 # number of frames in the animation 40 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 41 | 42 | # grid increments (16px X 16pc) 43 | gridarray_reg = range(margin, (canvas - margin) + increment, increment) 44 | gridarray_rev = gridarray_reg[::-1] 45 | 46 | # draw each frame as a new page 47 | print "start" 48 | for frame in range(num_frames): 49 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 50 | frameDuration(1/20) 51 | fill(0.8) 52 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 53 | grid(increment) 54 | translate(0, 256) 55 | 56 | y = math.sin(math.radians(frame*8)) 57 | y = y * 128 58 | y = round(y) 59 | y = int(y) 60 | print (y) 61 | fill(1, 0, 0) 62 | stroke (None) 63 | translate(256, 0) 64 | oval(-6, y-6, circle_size, circle_size) 65 | 66 | print "end" 67 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_02_v2.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_03_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Drawn on: 03/03/16 -- version 1 # 7 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 8 | # # 9 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 10 | 11 | import math 12 | 13 | # dot on a sin loop 14 | def sin_dot(frame): 15 | translate(0, 256) 16 | y = math.sin(math.radians(frame*4)) 17 | y = y * 128 18 | y = round(y) 19 | y = int(y) 20 | fill(1, 0, 0) 21 | stroke (None) 22 | translate(256-y, 0) 23 | a_point = (y*pi/8)-6 24 | b_point = (y*pi/4)-6 25 | oval(a_point, b_point, circle_size, circle_size) 26 | 27 | # dot on a cos loop 28 | def cos_dot(frame): 29 | translate(0, 0) 30 | y = math.cos(math.radians(frame*4)) 31 | y = y * 32 32 | y = round(y) 33 | y = int(y) 34 | fill(1, 0, 0) 35 | stroke (None) 36 | translate(y, 0) 37 | a_point = (y*pi/16)-6 38 | b_point = (y*pi/4)-6 39 | oval(a_point, b_point, circle_size, circle_size) 40 | 41 | # set up a new frame in the animation 42 | def new_page(): 43 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 44 | frameDuration(1/20) 45 | fill(0.8) 46 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 47 | 48 | # draw a grid 49 | def grid(increment): 50 | fill(None) 51 | stroke(0.5) 52 | strokeWidth(1) 53 | lineCap("round") 54 | lineJoin("round") 55 | 56 | # draw the grid X-axis 57 | stepx = -increment 58 | for x in range(17): 59 | save() 60 | stepx = stepx + increment 61 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), 62 | (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 63 | restore() 64 | 65 | # draw the grid Y-axis 66 | stepy = -increment 67 | for y in range(17): 68 | stepy = stepy + increment 69 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), 70 | (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 71 | 72 | # setting variables 73 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 74 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 75 | increment = 16 # grid increment 76 | num_frames = 90 # number of frames in the animation 77 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 78 | step =0 79 | 80 | 81 | # draw each frame as a new page 82 | print "start" 83 | for frame in range(num_frames): 84 | #grid_array_reg = range(margin, (canvas - margin) + increment, increment) 85 | #grid_array_rev = grid_array_reg[::-1] 86 | new_page() 87 | grid(increment) 88 | sin_dot(frame) 89 | cos_dot(frame) 90 | 91 | print "end" 92 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_03_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_03_v2.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Drawn on: 03/03/16 -- version 2 # 7 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 8 | # # 9 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 10 | 11 | import math 12 | 13 | # dot on a sin loop 14 | def sin_dot(frame, power): 15 | translate(0, 256) 16 | y = math.sin(math.radians(frame*4)) 17 | y = y * 128 18 | y = round(y) 19 | y = int(y) 20 | fill(1, 0, 0) 21 | stroke (None) 22 | translate(256-y, 0) 23 | a_point = (y*pi/8)-6 24 | b_point = (y*pi/4)-6 25 | oval(a_point, b_point, circle_size, circle_size) 26 | 27 | # dot on a cos loop 28 | def cos_dot(frame, power): 29 | translate(0, 0) 30 | y = math.cos(math.radians(frame*2)) 31 | y = y * 128 32 | y = round(y) 33 | y = int(y) 34 | fill(0, 0.3, 1) 35 | stroke (None) 36 | a_point = (y*pi/4)-6 37 | b_point = (y*pi/2)-6 38 | oval(a_point, b_point, circle_size, circle_size) 39 | 40 | 41 | # set up a new frame in the animation 42 | def new_page(): 43 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 44 | frameDuration(1/20) 45 | fill(0.8) 46 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 47 | 48 | # draw a grid 49 | def grid(increment): 50 | fill(None) 51 | stroke(0.5) 52 | strokeWidth(1) 53 | lineCap("round") 54 | lineJoin("round") 55 | 56 | # draw the grid X-axis 57 | stepx = -increment 58 | for x in range(17): 59 | save() 60 | stepx = stepx + increment 61 | polygon((margin + stepx, margin), 62 | (margin+stepx, canvas-margin)) 63 | restore() 64 | 65 | # draw the grid Y-axis 66 | stepy = -increment 67 | for y in range(17): 68 | stepy = stepy + increment 69 | polygon((margin, margin + stepy), 70 | (canvas-margin, margin+stepy)) 71 | 72 | # setting variables 73 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 74 | margin = 128 # grids distance from edge of canvas 75 | increment = 16 # grid increment 76 | num_frames = 180 # number of frames in the animation 77 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 78 | step = 0 79 | power = 10 80 | 81 | 82 | # draw each frame as a new page 83 | for frame in range(num_frames): 84 | new_page() 85 | power = power + 10 86 | grid(increment) 87 | sin_dot(frame, power) 88 | cos_dot(frame, power) 89 | 90 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_03_v2.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_04_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/04/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | import math # for cos and sin functions 13 | 14 | # draws a new frame in the animation 15 | def new_page(): 16 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 17 | frameDuration(1/20) 18 | fill(0.8) 19 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 20 | 21 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 22 | def red_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 23 | fill(1, 0, 0) 24 | stroke(None) 25 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 26 | 27 | # draws a grid from a given increment 28 | def grid(increment): 29 | fill(None) 30 | stroke(0.5) 31 | strokeWidth(1) 32 | 33 | # draw the grid X-axis 34 | step_x = -increment 35 | for x in range(17): 36 | step_x = step_x + increment 37 | polygon((margin + step_x, margin), 38 | (margin+step_x, canvas-margin)) 39 | 40 | # draw the grid Y-axis 41 | step_y = -increment 42 | for y in range(17): 43 | step_y = step_y + increment 44 | polygon((margin, margin + step_y), 45 | (canvas-margin, margin+step_y)) 46 | 47 | # setting variables 48 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 49 | margin = 128 # grid distance from edge of canvas 50 | increment = 16 # grid increment 51 | num_frames = 180 # number of frames in the animation 52 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 53 | center = int(canvas / 2) - 6 # exact center of the image 54 | amp = 128 # short for amplitude 55 | step = 0 # step in the animation 56 | 57 | # draw each frame as a new page 58 | for frame in range(num_frames): 59 | new_page() 60 | grid(increment) 61 | x_pos = math.cos(step) * amp 62 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp 63 | red_dot(x_pos, y_pos) 64 | step += 0.175 65 | step %= 8 * math.pi 66 | 67 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_04_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_05_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/05/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | import math # for cos and sin functions 13 | # main variables 14 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 15 | num_frames = 64 # number of frames in the animation 16 | center = int(canvas / 2) # exact center of the image 17 | 18 | # gird variables 19 | origin = (128, 128) 20 | width = 256 21 | height = 256 22 | num_horizontal_divisions = 1 23 | num_vertical_divisions = 1 24 | 25 | # draws a new frame in the animation 26 | def new_page(): 27 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 28 | frameDuration(1/20) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 29 | fill(0.1) #dark grey 30 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 31 | 32 | # draws a grid from given arguments 33 | def grid(origin, width, height, 34 | num_horizontal_divisions, num_vertical_divisions): 35 | fill(None) 36 | stroke(0.9) # color 37 | strokeWidth(1) 38 | 39 | translate(*origin) 40 | step_x = 0 41 | increment_x = width / num_horizontal_divisions 42 | for x in range(num_horizontal_divisions + 1): 43 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 44 | step_x += increment_x 45 | 46 | step_y = 0 47 | increment_y = height / num_vertical_divisions 48 | for y in range(num_vertical_divisions + 1): 49 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 50 | step_y += increment_y 51 | 52 | # draw each frame as a new page 53 | for frame in range(int(num_frames/2)): 54 | new_page() 55 | grid(origin, width, height, 56 | num_horizontal_divisions, num_vertical_divisions) 57 | 58 | fontSize(32) 59 | font("Lydian") 60 | tracking(0) 61 | fill(0.9) 62 | stroke(None) 63 | text("Hello World", (-2, -frame)) 64 | 65 | for frame in range(int(num_frames/2)): 66 | new_page() 67 | grid(origin, width, height, 68 | num_horizontal_divisions, num_vertical_divisions) 69 | num_horizontal_divisions += 1 70 | num_vertical_divisions += 1 71 | 72 | # type -- future idea: print out variable data? 73 | fontSize(32) 74 | font("Lydian") 75 | tracking(0) 76 | fill(0.9) 77 | stroke(None) 78 | text("Hello World", (-2, -32)) 79 | 80 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_05_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_06_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/06/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | import math # for cos and sin functions 13 | 14 | # static variables 15 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 16 | num_frames = 63 # number of frames in the animation 17 | center = 256 # exact center of the image 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | num_x_divisions = 8 24 | num_y_divisions = 8 25 | 26 | # red dot variables 27 | circle_size = 12 # self explanatory 28 | amp = 64 # short for amplitude 29 | step = 0 # step in the animation 30 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 31 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 32 | 33 | 34 | # draws a new frame in the animation 35 | def new_page(): 36 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 37 | frameDuration(1/20) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 38 | fill(0.1) #dark grey 39 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 40 | 41 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 42 | def red_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 43 | fill(1, 0, 0) 44 | stroke(None) 45 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 46 | 47 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 48 | def yellow_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 49 | fill(1, 1, 0) 50 | stroke(None) 51 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 52 | 53 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 54 | def blue_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 55 | fill(0, 0, 1) 56 | stroke(None) 57 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 58 | 59 | # draws a grid from given arguments 60 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions): 61 | fill(None) 62 | stroke(0.9) # color 63 | strokeWidth(1) 64 | 65 | translate(*origin) 66 | step_x = 0 67 | increment_x = width / num_x_divisions 68 | for x in range(num_x_divisions + 1): 69 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 70 | step_x += increment_x 71 | 72 | step_y = 0 73 | increment_y = height / num_y_divisions 74 | for y in range(num_y_divisions + 1): 75 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 76 | step_y += increment_y 77 | 78 | # draw each frame as a new page 79 | for frame in range(int(num_frames)): 80 | new_page() 81 | 82 | # draw the grid 83 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions) 84 | 85 | # type -- future idea: print out variable data? 86 | fontSize(32) 87 | font("Helvetica Neue Bold") 88 | tracking(2) 89 | fill(0.9) 90 | stroke(None) 91 | text("Hello World", (-2, -32)) 92 | 93 | # animated dot 94 | x_pos = math.cos(step) * amp 95 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp 96 | 97 | red_dot((x_pos/2)-6, (y_pos/2)-6) 98 | yellow_dot(0-6, 0-6) 99 | blue_dot((x_pos)-6, (y_pos)-6) 100 | 101 | step += 0.1 102 | step %= 8 * math.pi 103 | 104 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_06_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_07_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/07/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | import math # for cos and sin functions 13 | 14 | # static variables 15 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 16 | num_frames = 122 # number of frames in the animation 17 | center = 128 # exact center of the image 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | num_x_divisions = 8 24 | num_y_divisions = 8 25 | 26 | # red dot variables 27 | circle_size = 16 # self explanatory 28 | amp = 64 # short for amplitude 29 | step = 0 # step in the animation 30 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 31 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 32 | spacing = 0 33 | 34 | 35 | # draws a new frame in the animation 36 | def new_page(): 37 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 38 | frameDuration(1/20) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 39 | fill(0.1) #dark grey 40 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 41 | 42 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 43 | def red_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 44 | fill(1, 0, 0) 45 | stroke(None) 46 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 47 | 48 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 49 | def yellow_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 50 | fill(1, 1, 0) 51 | stroke(None) 52 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 53 | 54 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 55 | def blue_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 56 | fill(0, 0.2, 1) 57 | stroke(None) 58 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, circle_size, circle_size) 59 | 60 | # draws a grid from given arguments 61 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions): 62 | fill(None) 63 | stroke(0.9) # color 64 | strokeWidth(1) 65 | 66 | translate(*origin) 67 | step_x = 0 68 | increment_x = width / num_x_divisions 69 | for x in range(num_x_divisions + 1): 70 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 71 | step_x += increment_x 72 | 73 | step_y = 0 74 | increment_y = height / num_y_divisions 75 | for y in range(num_y_divisions + 1): 76 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 77 | step_y += increment_y 78 | 79 | # draw each frame as a new page 80 | for frame in range(int(num_frames/2)): 81 | new_page() 82 | 83 | # draw the grid 84 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions) 85 | 86 | # type -- future idea: print out variable data? 87 | spacing += 0.28 88 | fontSize(32) 89 | font("Helvetica Neue Bold") 90 | tracking(-1.2) 91 | fill(0.9) 92 | stroke(None) 93 | text("Hello World", (-2, -160+(frame*9))) 94 | 95 | # animated dot 96 | x_pos = math.cos(step) * amp 97 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp 98 | 99 | red_dot((x_pos)-8, (y_pos)-8) 100 | yellow_dot(0-8, 0-8) 101 | blue_dot((x_pos*2)-8, (y_pos*2)-8) 102 | 103 | step += 0.2 104 | step %= 8 * math.pi 105 | 106 | yellow_dot(0-8, 0-8) 107 | 108 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_07_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_08_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/08/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | import math # for cos and sin functions 13 | 14 | # static variables 15 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 16 | num_frames = 16 # number of frames in the animation 17 | center = 128 # exact center of the image 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | num_x_divisions = 1 24 | num_y_divisions = 1 25 | 26 | # red dot variables 27 | circle_size = 256 28 | amp = 64 # short for amplitude 29 | step = 0 # step in the animation 30 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 31 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 32 | 33 | # draws a new frame in the animation 34 | def new_page(): 35 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 36 | frameDuration(1/1) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 37 | fill(0.0, 0.0, 0.1) #dark grey 38 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 39 | 40 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 41 | def red_dot(x_pos, y_pos, circle_size): 42 | fill(1, 0, 0) 43 | stroke(None) 44 | oval(int(x_pos), int(y_pos), circle_size, circle_size) 45 | 46 | # draws a grid from given arguments 47 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions): 48 | fill(None) 49 | stroke(1, 0, 0) # color 50 | strokeWidth(1) 51 | 52 | translate(*origin) 53 | step_x = 0 54 | increment_x = width / num_x_divisions 55 | for x in range(num_x_divisions + 1): 56 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 57 | step_x += increment_x 58 | 59 | step_y = 0 60 | increment_y = height / num_y_divisions 61 | for y in range(num_y_divisions + 1): 62 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 63 | step_y += increment_y 64 | 65 | # draw each frame as a new page 66 | for frame in range(8): 67 | new_page() 68 | step =+ 1 69 | # draw the grid 70 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions) 71 | num_x_divisions += 1 72 | num_y_divisions += 1 73 | # animated dot 74 | red_dot(x_pos, y_pos, circle_size) 75 | circle_size = width / num_x_divisions 76 | 77 | for frame in range(8): 78 | new_page() 79 | step =+ 1 80 | # draw the grid 81 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions) 82 | num_x_divisions -= 1 83 | num_y_divisions -= 1 84 | # animated dot 85 | red_dot(x_pos, y_pos, circle_size) 86 | circle_size = width / num_x_divisions 87 | 88 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_08_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_09_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/09/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | import math # for cos and sin functions 13 | 14 | # static variables 15 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 16 | num_frames = 16 # number of frames in the animation 17 | center = 128 # exact center of the image 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | num_x_divisions = 16 24 | num_y_divisions = 16 25 | 26 | x_pos = 128+64 27 | y_pos = 128-32 28 | wedge_color_r = 1 29 | wedge_color_g = 1 30 | wedge_color_b = 0 31 | 32 | # draws a new frame in the animation 33 | def new_page(): 34 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 35 | frameDuration(1/4) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 36 | fill(0.7, 0.7, 0.7) #dark grey 37 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 38 | 39 | # draws a grid from given arguments 40 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions): 41 | fill(None) 42 | stroke(0.1, 0.1, 0.1) # color 43 | strokeWidth(1) 44 | 45 | translate(*origin) 46 | step_x = 0 47 | increment_x = width / num_x_divisions 48 | for x in range(num_x_divisions + 1): 49 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 50 | step_x += increment_x 51 | 52 | step_y = 0 53 | increment_y = height / num_y_divisions 54 | for y in range(num_y_divisions + 1): 55 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 56 | step_y += increment_y 57 | 58 | # draw each frame as a new page 59 | for frame in range(num_frames): 60 | new_page() 61 | 62 | # draw the grid 63 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions) 64 | 65 | 66 | translate(0, 256) 67 | stroke(0.1, 0.1, 0.1) 68 | 69 | if frame >= 1: 70 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.2) 71 | rotate(-90) 72 | translate(64, 64) 73 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 74 | 75 | if frame >= 2: 76 | fill(0.9, 0.5, 0.2) 77 | rotate(180) 78 | translate(-32, -96) 79 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 80 | 81 | if frame >= 3: 82 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.2) 83 | rotate(180) 84 | translate(-32, -32) 85 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 86 | 87 | if frame >= 4: 88 | fill(0.5, 0.9, 0.2) 89 | rotate(-90) 90 | translate(-64, 0) 91 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 92 | 93 | if frame >= 5: 94 | fill(0.2, 0.9, 0.2) 95 | rotate(180) 96 | translate(-32, -96) 97 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 98 | 99 | if frame >= 6: 100 | fill(0.2, 0.9, 0.5) 101 | rotate(180) 102 | translate(-32, -32) 103 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 104 | 105 | if frame >= 7: 106 | fill(0.2, 0.9, 0.9) 107 | rotate(-90) 108 | translate(-64, 0) 109 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 110 | 111 | if frame >= 8: 112 | fill(0.2, 0.5, 0.9) 113 | rotate(180) 114 | translate(-32, -96) 115 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 116 | 117 | if frame >= 9: 118 | fill(0.2, 0.2, 0.9) 119 | rotate(180) 120 | translate(-32, -32) 121 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 122 | 123 | if frame >= 10: 124 | fill(0.5, 0.2, 0.9) 125 | rotate(-90) 126 | translate(-64, 0) 127 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 128 | 129 | if frame >= 11: 130 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.9) 131 | rotate(180) 132 | translate(-32, -96) 133 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 134 | 135 | if frame >= 12: 136 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.5) 137 | rotate(180) 138 | translate(-32, -32) 139 | polygon((0, 0), (32, 32), (0, 64), close=True) 140 | 141 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_08_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_10_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/10/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # setting variables 13 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 14 | center = int(canvas / 2) - 6 # exact center of the image 15 | 16 | bar_range_up = range(0, 264, 8) 17 | bar_range_down = range(248, 0, -8) 18 | bar_range = bar_range_up + bar_range_down 19 | num_frames = len(bar_range) # number of frames = length of bar_range list 20 | print bar_range 21 | print len(bar_range) 22 | 23 | red_bar_range = [32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24] 24 | 25 | orange_bar_range = [64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56] 26 | 27 | yellow_bar_range= [96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88] 28 | 29 | lightgreen_bar_range = [128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120] 30 | 31 | darkgreen_bar_range = [160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152] 32 | 33 | lightblue_bar_range = [192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184] 34 | 35 | darkblue_bar_range = [224, 232, 240, 248, 256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216] 36 | 37 | purple_bar_range = [256, 248, 240, 232, 224, 216, 208, 200, 192, 184, 176, 168, 160, 152, 144, 136, 128, 120, 112, 104, 96, 88, 80, 72, 64, 56, 48, 40, 32, 24, 16, 8, 0, 8, 16, 24, 32, 40, 48, 56, 64, 72, 80, 88, 96, 104, 112, 120, 128, 136, 144, 152, 160, 168, 176, 184, 192, 200, 208, 216, 224, 232, 240, 248] 38 | 39 | # gird variables 40 | origin = (128, 128) 41 | width = 256 42 | height = 256 43 | num_x_divisions = 8 44 | num_y_divisions = 8 45 | bar_size = width / num_x_divisions 46 | 47 | red_bar_x_pos = 0 48 | red_bar_y_pos = 0 49 | red_step = 0 50 | red_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 51 | 52 | orange_bar_x_pos = bar_size*1 53 | orange_bar_y_pos = 0 54 | orange_step = 0 55 | orange_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 56 | 57 | yellow_bar_x_pos = bar_size*2 58 | yellow_bar_y_pos = 0 59 | yellow_step = 0 60 | yellow_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 61 | 62 | lightgreen_bar_x_pos = bar_size*3 63 | lightgreen_bar_y_pos = 0 64 | lightgreen_step = 0 65 | lightgreen_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 66 | 67 | darkgreen_bar_x_pos = bar_size*4 68 | darkgreen_bar_y_pos = 0 69 | darkgreen_step = 0 70 | darkgreen_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 71 | 72 | lightblue_bar_x_pos = bar_size*5 73 | lightblue_bar_y_pos = 0 74 | lightblue_step = 0 75 | lightblue_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 76 | 77 | darkblue_bar_x_pos = bar_size*6 78 | darkblue_bar_y_pos = 0 79 | darkblue_step = 0 80 | darkblue_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 81 | 82 | purple_bar_x_pos = bar_size*7 83 | purple_bar_y_pos = 0 84 | purple_step = 0 85 | purple_bar_x_size = width/num_x_divisions 86 | 87 | # draws a new frame in the animation 88 | def new_page(): 89 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 90 | frameDuration(1/24) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 91 | fill(0.7, 0.7, 0.7) 92 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 93 | 94 | # draws a grid from given arguments 95 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions): 96 | fill(None) 97 | stroke(0.2) # color 98 | strokeWidth(1) 99 | 100 | translate(*origin) 101 | step_x = 0 102 | increment_x = width / num_x_divisions 103 | for x in range(num_x_divisions + 1): 104 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 105 | step_x += increment_x 106 | 107 | step_y = 0 108 | increment_y = height / num_y_divisions 109 | for y in range(num_y_divisions + 1): 110 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 111 | step_y += increment_y 112 | 113 | # draws the red dot from to position variables 114 | def red_bar(red_bar_x_pos, red_bar_y_pos, 115 | red_bar_x_size, red_bar_y_size): 116 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.1) 117 | stroke(0.2) 118 | rect(red_bar_x_pos, red_bar_y_pos, 119 | red_bar_x_size, red_bar_y_size) 120 | 121 | def orange_bar(orange_bar_x_pos, orange_bar_y_pos, 122 | orange_bar_x_size, orange_bar_y_size): 123 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 124 | stroke(0.2) 125 | rect(orange_bar_x_pos, orange_bar_y_pos, 126 | orange_bar_x_size, orange_bar_y_size) 127 | 128 | def yellow_bar(yellow_bar_x_pos, yellow_bar_y_pos, 129 | yellow_bar_x_size, yellow_bar_y_size): 130 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.1) 131 | stroke(0.2) 132 | rect(yellow_bar_x_pos, yellow_bar_y_pos, 133 | yellow_bar_x_size, yellow_bar_y_size) 134 | 135 | def lightgreen_bar(lightgreen_bar_x_pos, lightgreen_bar_y_pos, 136 | lightgreen_bar_x_size, lightgreen_bar_y_size): 137 | fill(0.2, 0.8, 0.1) 138 | stroke(0.2) 139 | rect(lightgreen_bar_x_pos, lightgreen_bar_y_pos, 140 | lightgreen_bar_x_size, lightgreen_bar_y_size) 141 | 142 | def darkgreen_bar(darkgreen_bar_x_pos, darkgreen_bar_y_pos, 143 | darkgreen_bar_x_size, darkgreen_bar_y_size): 144 | fill(0.1, 0.6, 0.9) 145 | stroke(0.2) 146 | rect(darkgreen_bar_x_pos, darkgreen_bar_y_pos, 147 | darkgreen_bar_x_size, darkgreen_bar_y_size) 148 | 149 | def lightblue_bar(lightblue_bar_x_pos, lightblue_bar_y_pos, 150 | lightblue_bar_x_size, lightblue_bar_y_size): 151 | fill(0.1, 0.3, 0.9) 152 | stroke(0.2) 153 | rect(lightblue_bar_x_pos, lightblue_bar_y_pos, 154 | lightblue_bar_x_size, lightblue_bar_y_size) 155 | 156 | def darkblue_bar(darkblue_bar_x_pos, darkblue_bar_y_pos, 157 | darkblue_bar_x_size, darkblue_bar_y_size): 158 | fill(0.5, 0.1, 0.9) 159 | stroke(0.2) 160 | rect(darkblue_bar_x_pos, darkblue_bar_y_pos, 161 | darkblue_bar_x_size, darkblue_bar_y_size) 162 | 163 | def purple_bar(purple_bar_x_pos, purple_bar_y_pos, 164 | purple_bar_x_size, purple_bar_y_size): 165 | fill(0.85, 0.1, 0.7) 166 | stroke(0.2) 167 | rect(purple_bar_x_pos, purple_bar_y_pos, 168 | purple_bar_x_size, purple_bar_y_size) 169 | 170 | # draw each frame as a new page 171 | for frame in range(num_frames): 172 | new_page() 173 | 174 | # draw the grid 175 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_divisions, num_y_divisions) 176 | 177 | # type -- future idea: print out variable data? 178 | fontSize(32) 179 | font("Helvetica Neue Bold") 180 | tracking(-1.2) 181 | fill(0.2) 182 | stroke(None) 183 | text("Hello World", (-2, -32)) 184 | 185 | red_bar_y_size = red_bar_range[red_step] 186 | orange_bar_y_size = orange_bar_range[orange_step] 187 | yellow_bar_y_size = yellow_bar_range[yellow_step] 188 | lightgreen_bar_y_size = lightgreen_bar_range[lightgreen_step] 189 | darkgreen_bar_y_size = darkgreen_bar_range[darkgreen_step] 190 | lightblue_bar_y_size = lightblue_bar_range[lightblue_step] 191 | darkblue_bar_y_size = darkblue_bar_range[darkblue_step] 192 | purple_bar_y_size = purple_bar_range[purple_step] 193 | 194 | red_bar(red_bar_x_pos, red_bar_y_pos, 195 | red_bar_x_size, red_bar_y_size) 196 | red_step += 1 197 | 198 | orange_bar(orange_bar_x_pos, orange_bar_y_pos, 199 | orange_bar_x_size, orange_bar_y_size) 200 | orange_step += 1 201 | 202 | yellow_bar(yellow_bar_x_pos, yellow_bar_y_pos, 203 | yellow_bar_x_size, yellow_bar_y_size) 204 | yellow_step += 1 205 | 206 | lightgreen_bar(lightgreen_bar_x_pos, lightgreen_bar_y_pos, 207 | lightgreen_bar_x_size, lightgreen_bar_y_size) 208 | lightgreen_step += 1 209 | 210 | darkgreen_bar(darkgreen_bar_x_pos, darkgreen_bar_y_pos, 211 | darkgreen_bar_x_size, darkgreen_bar_y_size) 212 | darkgreen_step += 1 213 | 214 | lightblue_bar(lightblue_bar_x_pos, lightblue_bar_y_pos, 215 | lightblue_bar_x_size, lightblue_bar_y_size) 216 | lightblue_step += 1 217 | 218 | darkblue_bar(darkblue_bar_x_pos, darkblue_bar_y_pos, 219 | darkblue_bar_x_size, darkblue_bar_y_size) 220 | darkblue_step += 1 221 | 222 | purple_bar(purple_bar_x_pos, purple_bar_y_pos, 223 | purple_bar_x_size, purple_bar_y_size) 224 | purple_step += 1 225 | 226 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_10_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_10_v2.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | 2 | import math # for cos and sin functions 3 | 4 | # static variables 5 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 6 | num_frames = 16 # number of frames in the animation 7 | 8 | # draws a new frame in the animation 9 | def new_page(): 10 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 11 | frameDuration(1/24) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 12 | fill(0.7, 0.7, 0.7) #dark grey 13 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # background 14 | 15 | def fib(n): 16 | stroke(1) 17 | line((0, 0), (30, 0)) 18 | turtle.forward(30) 19 | 20 | if n<2: 21 | pass 22 | else: 23 | line((0, 0), (30, 0)) 24 | fib(n-1) 25 | line((0, 0), (30, 30)) 26 | fib(n-2) 27 | line((0, 0), (30, 30)) 28 | 29 | translate(30, 30) 30 | 31 | # draw each frame as a new page 32 | for frame in range(num_frames): 33 | new_page() 34 | fib(10) 35 | 36 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_10_v2.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_11_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/11/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math # for cos and sin functions 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 17 | num_frames = 32 # number of frames in the animation 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # red dot variables 28 | dot_size = 32 29 | amp = 80 # short for amplitude 30 | step = 0 # step in the animation 31 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 32 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 33 | 34 | # draws a new frame in the animation 35 | def new_page(): 36 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 37 | frameDuration(1/24) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 38 | fill(0.1) # color of background 39 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 40 | 41 | # draws the red dot from two position variables 42 | def red_dot(x_pos, y_pos): 43 | fill(1, 0, 0) 44 | stroke(None) 45 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 46 | 47 | # draws a grid from given arguments 48 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 49 | translate(*origin) 50 | strokeWidth(1) 51 | stroke(0.7) 52 | fill(None) 53 | 54 | step_x = 0 55 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 56 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 57 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 58 | step_x += unit_x 59 | 60 | step_y = 0 61 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 62 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 63 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 64 | step_y += unit_y 65 | 66 | # draw each frame as a new page 67 | for frame in range(num_frames): 68 | new_page() 69 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 70 | 71 | # animated dot 72 | x_pos = math.cos(step/2) * amp 73 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp/2 74 | 75 | red_dot((x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2) 76 | step += 0.4 77 | step %= 8 * math.pi 78 | 79 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_11_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_12_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/12/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math # for cos and sin functions 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 17 | num_frames = 64 # number of frames in the animation 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # red dot variables 28 | dot_size = 32 29 | amp = 80 # short for amplitude 30 | step = 0 # step in the animation 31 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 32 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 33 | r = 0.2 34 | g = 0.2 35 | b = 0.2 36 | r_array = range(-1600, 10000, 16) 37 | g_array = range(-1600, 10000, 16) 38 | b_array = range(-1600, 10000, 16) 39 | print "r_array: ", r_array 40 | color_cycle = 0 41 | 42 | # draws a new frame in the animation 43 | def new_page(): 44 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 45 | frameDuration(1/20) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 46 | fill(0.1) # color of background 47 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 48 | 49 | # draws the red dot from two position variables 50 | def red_dot(x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 51 | fill(r, g, b) 52 | stroke(None) 53 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 54 | 55 | # draws a grid from given arguments 56 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 57 | translate(*origin) 58 | strokeWidth(1) 59 | stroke(0.7) 60 | fill(None) 61 | 62 | step_x = 0 63 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 64 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 65 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 66 | step_x += unit_x 67 | 68 | step_y = 0 69 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 70 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 71 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 72 | step_y += unit_y 73 | 74 | # draw each frame as a new page 75 | for frame in range(num_frames): 76 | new_page() 77 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 78 | 79 | # animated dot 80 | for sub_frame in range(num_frames*8): 81 | r = r_array[sub_frame] * 0.0001 82 | g = g_array[sub_frame] * 0.0001 83 | b = g_array[sub_frame] * 0.0001 84 | color_cycle += 1 85 | x_pos = math.cos(step/2) * amp*2 86 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp/2 87 | 88 | red_dot((x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 89 | step += 0.1001 90 | step %= 8 * math.pi 91 | 92 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_12_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_13_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/13/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math # for cos and sin functions 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 17 | num_frames = 100 # number of frames in the animation 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # red dot variables 28 | dot_size = 32 29 | amp = 80 # short for amplitude 30 | step = 0 # step in the animation 31 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 32 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 33 | r = 0.2 34 | g = 0.2 35 | b = 0.2 36 | r_array = range(0, 1024, 1) 37 | g_array = range(0, 1024, 1) 38 | b_array = range(0, 1024, 1) 39 | print "r_array: ", r_array 40 | color_cycle = 0 41 | step_step = 0 42 | 43 | # draws a new frame in the animation 44 | def new_page(): 45 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 46 | frameDuration(1/20) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 47 | fill(0.1) # color of background 48 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 49 | 50 | # draws the dot from two position variables 51 | def dot(x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 52 | fill(r, g, b) 53 | stroke(None) 54 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 55 | 56 | # draws a grid from given arguments 57 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 58 | translate(*origin) 59 | strokeWidth(1) 60 | stroke(0.7) 61 | fill(None) 62 | 63 | step_x = 0 64 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 65 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 66 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 67 | step_x += unit_x 68 | 69 | step_y = 0 70 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 71 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 72 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 73 | step_y += unit_y 74 | 75 | # draw each frame as a new page 76 | for frame in range(num_frames): 77 | new_page() 78 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 79 | 80 | # animated dot 81 | for sub_frame in range(num_frames): 82 | r = g_array[sub_frame] * 0.004 83 | g = 0.4 84 | b = g_array[sub_frame] * 0.02 85 | color_cycle += 1 86 | x_pos = math.cos(step) * amp 87 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp 88 | 89 | dot((x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 90 | 91 | step += step_step 92 | step_step += 0.000002 * math.pi 93 | step %= 8 * math.pi 94 | 95 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_13_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_14_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: Pi Day! 03/14/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math # for cos and sin functions 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 17 | num_frames = 100 # number of frames in the animation 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # red dot variables 28 | dot_size = 16 29 | amp = 128 # short for amplitude 30 | step = 0 # step in the animation 31 | step_string = "{:.6f}".format(step) 32 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 33 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 34 | r = 1 35 | g = 1 36 | b = 1 37 | 38 | # draws a new frame in the animation 39 | def new_page(): 40 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 41 | frameDuration(1/20) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 42 | fill(0.1) # color of background 43 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 44 | 45 | # draws the dot from two position variables 46 | def dot(x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 47 | fill(1, 0, 0) 48 | stroke(None) 49 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 50 | 51 | # draws a guide showing the sine of dot 52 | def sine_lines(width, height, x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 53 | fill(r, g, b) 54 | stroke(None) 55 | oval(center-dot_size/2, center-dot_size/2, dot_size, dot_size) 56 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, center-dot_size/2, dot_size, dot_size) 57 | fill(None) 58 | strokeWidth(3) 59 | stroke(r, g, b) 60 | line((center, center), 61 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), int(y_pos) + (center+dot_size/2))) 62 | line((center, center), 63 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), center)) 64 | line((int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), center), 65 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), int(y_pos) + (center+dot_size/2))) 66 | oval(center-128, center-128, width, height) 67 | 68 | # draws a grid from given arguments 69 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 70 | translate(*origin) 71 | strokeWidth(1) 72 | stroke(0.5) 73 | fill(None) 74 | 75 | step_x = 0 76 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 77 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 78 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 79 | step_x += unit_x 80 | 81 | step_y = 0 82 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 83 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 84 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 85 | step_y += unit_y 86 | 87 | # draw each frame as a new page 88 | for frame in range(num_frames): 89 | new_page() 90 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 91 | 92 | # animated dot 93 | x_pos = math.cos(step) * amp 94 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp 95 | x_pos_string = "{:.3f}".format(x_pos) 96 | y_pos_string = "{:.3f}".format(y_pos) 97 | print "x position: ", x_pos_string 98 | print "y position: ", y_pos_string 99 | 100 | sine_lines(width, height, (x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 101 | dot((x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 102 | 103 | # type 104 | fontSize(24) 105 | font("Helvetica Neue Bold") 106 | tracking(0) 107 | fill(1, 1, 1) 108 | stroke(None) 109 | text("Happy π Day", (-2, -32)) 110 | fill(1, 0, 0) 111 | text(step_string, (-2, -64)) 112 | 113 | step += 0.02 * math.pi 114 | step_string = "{:.8f}".format(step) 115 | 116 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_14_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_14_v2.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: Pi Day! 03/14/16 -- version 2 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math # for cos, sin and pi functions 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 17 | num_frames = 100 # number of frames in the animation 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # dot variables 28 | dot_size = 16 29 | amp = 128 # short for amplitude 30 | step = 0 # step in the animation 31 | fake_step = math.pi # a dumb hack >_< 32 | step_string = "{:.8f}".format(fake_step) 33 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 34 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 35 | r = 1 36 | g = 1 37 | b = 1 38 | 39 | # draws a new frame in the animation 40 | def new_page(): 41 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 42 | frameDuration(1/24) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 43 | fill(0.1) # color of background 44 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 45 | 46 | # draws the dot from two position variables 47 | def dot(x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 48 | fill(1, 0, 0) 49 | stroke(None) 50 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 51 | 52 | # draws a guide showing the sine of dot 53 | def sine_lines(width, height, x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 54 | fill(r, g, b) 55 | stroke(None) 56 | oval(center-dot_size/2, center-dot_size/2, dot_size, dot_size) 57 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, center-dot_size/2, dot_size, dot_size) 58 | fill(None) 59 | strokeWidth(3) 60 | stroke(r, g, b) 61 | line((center, center), 62 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), int(y_pos) + (center+dot_size/2))) 63 | line((center, center), 64 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), center)) 65 | line((int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), center), 66 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), int(y_pos) + (center+dot_size/2))) 67 | oval(center-128, center-128, width, height) 68 | 69 | # draws a grid from given arguments 70 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 71 | translate(*origin) 72 | strokeWidth(1) 73 | stroke(0.5) 74 | fill(None) 75 | 76 | step_x = 0 77 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 78 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 79 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 80 | step_x += unit_x 81 | 82 | step_y = 0 83 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 84 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 85 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 86 | step_y += unit_y 87 | 88 | # draw each frame as a new page 89 | for frame in range(num_frames): 90 | new_page() 91 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 92 | 93 | # animated dot 94 | x_pos = math.cos(step) * amp 95 | y_pos = -1 * math.sin(step) * amp 96 | x_pos_string = "{:.3f}".format(x_pos) 97 | y_pos_string = "{:.3f}".format(y_pos) 98 | print "x position: ", x_pos_string 99 | print "y position: ", y_pos_string 100 | 101 | sine_lines(width, height, (x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 102 | dot((x_pos)-dot_size/2, (y_pos)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 103 | 104 | # type 105 | fontSize(24) 106 | font("Helvetica Neue Bold") 107 | tracking(0) 108 | fill(1, 1, 1) 109 | stroke(None) 110 | text("Happy π Day", (-2, -32)) 111 | fill(1, 0, 0) 112 | text(step_string, (-2, -64)) 113 | 114 | step += 0.02 * math.pi 115 | step_string = "{:.8f}".format(fake_step) 116 | fake_step -= math.pi / 100 117 | 118 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_14_v2.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_15_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/15/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math # for cos, sin and pi functions 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 17 | num_frames = 100 # number of frames in the animation 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | grid_w = 256 22 | grid_h = 256 23 | center = grid_w / 2 24 | grid_x_units = 8 25 | grid_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # circle variables 28 | circle_w = 256 # 29 | circle_h = 256 # 30 | circle_x = 0 # 31 | circle_y = 0 # 32 | 33 | # dot variables 34 | dot_size = 12 35 | dot_amp = 32 36 | amp_step = 0 37 | dot_step = 0.0 38 | dot_inc = 0.04 39 | dot_x = 0 40 | dot_y = 0 41 | divisions = 1 42 | step = 1 43 | amp = 1 44 | r = 1 45 | g = 1 46 | b = 0 47 | 48 | # draws a new frame in the animation 49 | def new_page(): 50 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 51 | frameDuration(1/24) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 52 | fill(0.1) # color of background 53 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 54 | 55 | # draws the dot from two position variables 56 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, r, g, b): 57 | fill(r, g, b) 58 | stroke(None) 59 | oval(int(dot_x) + center, int(dot_y) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 60 | 61 | # draws a circle from 5 arguments, see 'gird variables' above 62 | def draw_circle(circle_w, circle_h, circle_x, circle_y, 63 | divisions, dot_amp, dot_step, dot_inc, r, g, b): 64 | # dot 65 | for segment in range(divisions): 66 | 67 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 68 | dot_y = -1 * math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 69 | dot((dot_x)-dot_size/2, (dot_y)-dot_size/2, r, g, b) 70 | dot_step += dot_inc * math.pi 71 | 72 | # draws a grid from 5 arguments, see 'gird variables' above 73 | def draw_grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 74 | unit_y = (height / num_y_units) 75 | unit_x = (width / num_x_units) 76 | translate(*origin) 77 | strokeWidth(1) 78 | stroke(0.5) 79 | fill(None) 80 | step_x = 0 81 | step_y = 0 82 | 83 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 84 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 85 | step_x += unit_x 86 | 87 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 88 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 89 | step_y += unit_y 90 | 91 | # draw each frame as a new page 92 | for frame in range(num_frames): 93 | new_page() 94 | 95 | draw_grid(origin, grid_w, grid_h, grid_x_units, grid_y_units) 96 | 97 | r = 1 98 | g = 0 99 | b = 0 100 | dot_amp = 32 + amp_step 101 | dot_inc = 0.25 102 | draw_circle(circle_w, circle_h, circle_x, circle_y, 103 | divisions, dot_amp, dot_step, dot_inc, r, g, b) 104 | 105 | r = 1 106 | g = 0.5 107 | b = 0 108 | dot_amp = 64 + amp_step 109 | dot_inc = 0.125 110 | draw_circle(circle_w, circle_h, circle_x, circle_y, 111 | divisions, dot_amp, dot_step, dot_inc, r, g, b) 112 | 113 | r = 1 114 | g = 1 115 | b = 0 116 | dot_amp = 96 + amp_step 117 | dot_inc = 0.0625 118 | draw_circle(circle_w, circle_h, circle_x, circle_y, 119 | divisions, dot_amp, dot_step, dot_inc, r, g, b) 120 | 121 | amp_step += 1 122 | divisions += 1 123 | 124 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_15_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_16_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/16/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 17 | num_frames = 76 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 7 25 | num_y_units = 7 26 | 27 | # circle variables 28 | circle_w = 256 - 32 29 | circle_h = 256 - 32 30 | circle_x = 0 31 | circle_y = 0 32 | divisions = 0 33 | 34 | # box variables 35 | box_size_x = 36 * 2 36 | box_size_y = 36 37 | box_amp = 110 38 | box_step = 0 39 | box_inc = 16 40 | x_pos = 0 41 | y_pos = 0 42 | box_color = 1 43 | box_count = 100 44 | box_start = 0 45 | box_start_step = 0 46 | 47 | # draws a new frame in the animation 48 | def new_page(): 49 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 50 | frameDuration(1/20) 51 | fill(0.8) 52 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 53 | 54 | # draws the dot from two position variables 55 | def box(x_pos, y_pos, box_size_x, box_size_y, box_color): 56 | fill((x_pos * 0.02) + 1, (y_pos * -0.01) + 1, 0.5) 57 | strokeWidth(1) 58 | stroke(0.1) 59 | rect(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, 60 | box_size_x, box_size_y) 61 | 62 | # draws a circle from 5 arguments, see 'gird variables' above 63 | def draw_circle(circle_w, circle_h, circle_x, circle_y, 64 | box_count, dot_amp, box_step, dot_inc, box_start): 65 | 66 | for segment in range(box_count): 67 | box_x = math.cos(box_step + box_start) * (box_amp - 16) 68 | box_y = -1 * math.sin(box_step + box_start) * box_amp 69 | box((box_x)-box_size_x/2, (box_y)-box_size_y/2, 70 | box_size_x, box_size_y, box_color) 71 | 72 | box_step += 0.02 * math.pi 73 | 74 | # draws a grid from given arguments 75 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 76 | translate(*origin) 77 | strokeWidth(2) 78 | stroke(1) 79 | fill(None) 80 | 81 | step_x = 0 82 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 83 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 84 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 85 | step_x += unit_x 86 | 87 | step_y = 0 88 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 89 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 90 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 91 | step_y += unit_y 92 | 93 | # draw each frame as a new page 94 | for frame in range(num_frames): 95 | new_page() 96 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 97 | draw_circle(circle_w, circle_h, circle_x, circle_y, 98 | box_count, box_amp, box_step, box_inc, box_start) 99 | box_count_string = "{:03d}".format(box_count) 100 | box_count += 1 101 | box_start += 0.02 102 | 103 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_16_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_17_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/16/17 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | #from itertools import cycle, chain, repeat 15 | 16 | # static variables 17 | canvas = 512 18 | num_frames = 63 19 | 20 | # gird variables 21 | origin = (128, 128) 22 | width = 256 23 | height = 256 24 | center = width/2 25 | num_x_units = 7 26 | num_y_units = 7 27 | 28 | # path variables 29 | path_x = 0 30 | path_y = 0 31 | divisions = 0 32 | 33 | # box variables 34 | box_size_x = 36 35 | box_size_y = 36 36 | box_amp = 74 37 | box_step = 0 38 | box_count = 51 39 | box_rt = 0 40 | 41 | def new_page(): 42 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 43 | frameDuration(1/24) 44 | fill(0.8) 45 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 46 | 47 | def box(x_pos, y_pos, box_size_x, box_size_y, box_rt): 48 | fill(1) 49 | strokeWidth(1) 50 | stroke(0.3) 51 | rotate(box_rt) 52 | rect((x_pos - 2) + center, (y_pos - 2) + center, box_size_x, box_size_y) 53 | 54 | def draw_path(path_x, path_y, box_count, dot_amp, box_step, box_rt): 55 | 56 | for segment in range(box_count): 57 | box_x = math.cos(box_step) * box_amp 58 | box_y = math.sin(box_step) * box_amp 59 | box(box_x, box_y, box_size_x, box_size_y, box_rt) 60 | 61 | box_step += 0.01 * math.pi 62 | 63 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 64 | translate(*origin) 65 | strokeWidth(1) 66 | stroke(0.3) 67 | fill(None) 68 | 69 | step_x = 0 70 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 71 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 72 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 73 | step_x += unit_x 74 | 75 | step_y = 0 76 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 77 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 78 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 79 | step_y += unit_y 80 | 81 | for frame in range(num_frames): 82 | new_page() 83 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 84 | translate(-16, -16) 85 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, box_count, box_amp, box_step, box_rt) 86 | box_count_string = "{:03d}".format(box_count) 87 | box_step += 0.1 88 | 89 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_17_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_18_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/18/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 17 | num_frames = 63 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # path variables 28 | path_x = 0 29 | path_y = 0 30 | divisions = 0 31 | 32 | # box variables 33 | box_size_x = 32 34 | box_size_y = 32 35 | box_amp = 24 36 | box_step = 0 37 | box_count = 100 38 | box_rt = 2 39 | 40 | def new_page(): 41 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 42 | frameDuration(1/24) 43 | fill(0.8) 44 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 45 | 46 | def box(x_pos, y_pos, box_size_x, box_size_y): 47 | fill(1) 48 | strokeWidth(1) 49 | stroke(0.1) 50 | rotate(6) 51 | rect((x_pos - 2) + center/2, (y_pos - 2) + center/2, 52 | box_size_x, box_size_y) 53 | 54 | def draw_path(path_x, path_y, box_count, dot_amp, box_step): 55 | for segment in range(box_count): 56 | box_x = math.cos(box_step) * box_amp 57 | box_y = math.sin(box_step) * box_amp 58 | box(box_x, box_y, box_size_x, box_size_y) 59 | box_step += 0.1 * math.pi 60 | 61 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 62 | translate(*origin) 63 | strokeWidth(1) 64 | stroke(0.5) 65 | fill(None) 66 | 67 | step_x = 0 68 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 69 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 70 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 71 | step_x += unit_x 72 | 73 | step_y = 0 74 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 75 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 76 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 77 | step_y += unit_y 78 | 79 | for frame in range(num_frames): 80 | new_page() 81 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 82 | translate(128, 128) 83 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, box_count, box_amp, box_step) 84 | box_step += 0.1 85 | 86 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_18_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_19_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/19/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | #from itertools import cycle, chain, repeat 15 | 16 | # static variables 17 | canvas = 512 18 | num_frames = 63 19 | 20 | # gird variables 21 | origin = (128, 128) 22 | width = 256 23 | height = 256 24 | center = width/2 25 | num_x_units = 8 26 | num_y_units = 8 27 | 28 | # path variables 29 | path_x = 0 30 | path_y = 0 31 | divisions = 0 32 | 33 | # box variables 34 | dot_size_x = 20 35 | dot_size_y = 20 36 | dot_amp = 120 37 | dot_step = 0 38 | dot_count = 100 39 | 40 | def new_page(): 41 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 42 | frameDuration(1/24) 43 | fill(0.025, 0.025, 0.1) 44 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 45 | 46 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill): 47 | stroke(None) 48 | oval((dot_x - 2) + center, (dot_y - 2) + center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 49 | 50 | def draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step, fill): 51 | for segment in range(dot_count): 52 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 53 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 54 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 55 | dot_step += 0.01 * math.pi 56 | 57 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 58 | translate(*origin) 59 | strokeWidth(1) 60 | stroke(0.025, 0.025, 0.1) 61 | fill(None) 62 | 63 | step_x = 0 64 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 65 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 66 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 67 | step_x += unit_x 68 | 69 | step_y = 0 70 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 71 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 72 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 73 | step_y += unit_y 74 | 75 | for frame in range(num_frames): 76 | new_page() 77 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 78 | fill(0.9, 0, 0.1) 79 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step, fill) 80 | fill(0.9, 0.25, 0.1) 81 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-24, dot_step-24, fill) 82 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 83 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-48, dot_step-48, fill) 84 | fill(0.9, 0.6, 0.1) 85 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-72, dot_step-72, fill) 86 | fill(0.9, 0.8, 0.1) 87 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-96, dot_step-96, fill) 88 | fill(0.9, 1, 0.5) 89 | stroke(None) 90 | oval(center-10, center-10, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 91 | dot_step += 0.1 92 | 93 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_19_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_20_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/20/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | 16 | # static variables 17 | canvas = 512 18 | num_frames = 126 19 | 20 | # gird variables 21 | origin = (128, 128) 22 | width = 256 23 | height = 256 24 | center = width/2 25 | num_x_units = 8 26 | num_y_units = 8 27 | 28 | # path variables 29 | path_x = 0 30 | path_y = 0 31 | divisions = 0 32 | 33 | # box variables 34 | dot_size_x = 20 35 | dot_size_y = 20 36 | dot_amp = 120 37 | dot_step = 0 38 | dot_count = 1 39 | dot_shift = 0 40 | 41 | #itertools 42 | seq_up = range(4, 256, 4) 43 | seq_dn = range(256, 4, -4) 44 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 45 | print seq 46 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 47 | 48 | def new_page(): 49 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 50 | frameDuration(1/24) 51 | fill(0.025, 0.025, 0.1) 52 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 53 | 54 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill): 55 | stroke(None) 56 | oval((dot_x - 2) + center, (dot_y - 2) + center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 57 | 58 | def draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step, fill): 59 | for segment in range(dot_count): 60 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 61 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 62 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 63 | dot_step += 0.01 * math.pi 64 | 65 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 66 | translate(*origin) 67 | strokeWidth(1) 68 | stroke(0.025, 0.025, 0.1) 69 | fill(None) 70 | 71 | step_x = 0 72 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 73 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 74 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 75 | step_x += unit_x 76 | 77 | step_y = 0 78 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 79 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 80 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 81 | step_y += unit_y 82 | 83 | for frame in range(num_frames): 84 | new_page() 85 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 86 | fill(0.9, 0, 0.1) 87 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step+dot_shift*6, fill) 88 | fill(0.9, 0.25, 0.1) 89 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-24, dot_step+dot_shift*5, fill) 90 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 91 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-48, dot_step+dot_shift*4, fill) 92 | fill(0.9, 0.6, 0.1) 93 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-72, dot_step+dot_shift*3, fill) 94 | fill(0.9, 0.8, 0.1) 95 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, dot_count, dot_amp-96, dot_step+dot_shift*2, fill) 96 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.3) 97 | stroke(None) 98 | oval(center-10, center-10, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 99 | dot_step += 0.1 100 | dot_shift += 0.1 101 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 102 | dot_count_string = "{:.1f}".format(dot_count) 103 | 104 | # type 105 | # fontSize(24) 106 | # font("Helvetica Neue Bold") 107 | # fill(1, 1, 1) 108 | # stroke(None) 109 | # text("Dot Count:", (-2, -32)) 110 | # fill(1, 0, 0) 111 | # text(dot_count_string, (-2, -64)) 112 | 113 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_20_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_21_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/21/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import itertools 14 | 15 | # static variables 16 | canvas = 512 17 | num_frames = 32 18 | 19 | # gird variables 20 | origin = (128, 128) 21 | width = 256 22 | height = 256 23 | center = width/2 24 | num_x_units = 8 25 | num_y_units = 8 26 | 27 | # dox variables 28 | dot_size_x = 32 29 | dot_size_y = 32 30 | dot_x = 0 31 | dot_y = 0 32 | dot_amp = 1.5 # adjusts how high the ball bounces, try 0.5, 1, 4, etc... 33 | 34 | #itertools 35 | seq_up = [5, 25, 50, 70, 90, 100, 110, 116, 122, 126, 130, 132, 134, 135, 136, 136] 36 | seq_dn = [136, 135, 134, 132, 130, 126, 122, 116, 110, 100, 90, 70, 50, 20, 0, 0] 37 | 38 | seq_x_up_size = [28, 30, 31, 31, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32] 39 | seq_x_dn_size = [32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 30, 46] 40 | 41 | seq_y_up_size = [44, 44, 42, 40, 38, 36, 34, 33, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32] 42 | seq_y_dn_size = [32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 32, 34, 40, 28] 43 | 44 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 45 | seq_x_size = seq_x_up_size + seq_x_dn_size 46 | seq_y_size = seq_y_up_size + seq_y_dn_size 47 | 48 | print seq 49 | print seq_x_size 50 | print seq_y_size 51 | print len(seq_x_size) 52 | print len(seq_y_size) 53 | print len(seq) 54 | 55 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 56 | seq_x_size_step = itertools.cycle(seq_x_size) 57 | seq_y_size_step = itertools.cycle(seq_y_size) 58 | 59 | def new_page(): 60 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 61 | frameDuration(1/24) 62 | fill(0.05, 0.05, 0.05) 63 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 64 | 65 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 66 | translate(*origin) 67 | strokeWidth(1) 68 | stroke(0.9, 0.9, 0.9) 69 | fill(None) 70 | 71 | step_x = 0 72 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 73 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 74 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 75 | step_x += unit_x 76 | 77 | step_y = 0 78 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 79 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 80 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 81 | step_y += unit_y 82 | 83 | for frame in range(num_frames): 84 | new_page() 85 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 86 | fill(0.9, 0, 0) 87 | stroke(None) 88 | 89 | dot_size_x = seq_x_size_step.next() 90 | dot_size_y = seq_y_size_step.next() 91 | dot_y = seq_step.next() 92 | oval((dot_x - dot_size_x/2) + center, ((dot_y * dot_amp) - 128) + center, 93 | dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 94 | 95 | # type 96 | dot_size_y_string = "{:03d}".format(dot_size_y) 97 | dot_size_x_string = "{:03d}".format(dot_size_x) 98 | dot_y_string = "{:03d}".format(int(dot_y * dot_amp)) 99 | fontSize(18) 100 | font("input mono") 101 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.9) 102 | stroke(None) 103 | text("y_position:", (-1, -24)) 104 | text("squash:", (-1, -24*2)) 105 | text("stretch:", (-1, -24*3)) 106 | fill(0.9, 0, 0) 107 | text(dot_y_string, (224, -24)) 108 | text(dot_size_x_string, (224, -24*2)) 109 | text(dot_size_y_string, (224, -24*3)) 110 | 111 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_21_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_22_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/22/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | 16 | # static variables 17 | canvas = 512 18 | num_frames = 58 19 | 20 | # gird variables 21 | origin = (32, 32) 22 | width = 448 - 128 23 | height = 448 24 | center = width/2 25 | num_x_units = 10 26 | num_y_units = 14 27 | 28 | #type 29 | type_x_pos = 0 30 | type_y_pos = 0 31 | type_step = 0 32 | hw_rt = 0 33 | hw_fs = 36 * 2 34 | hw_x_pos = 0 35 | hw_y_pos = 0 36 | hw_t = 0 37 | #itertools 38 | type_rt_list = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 85, 80, 75, 70, 65, 60, 55, 50, 45, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0] 39 | print len(type_rt_list) 40 | 41 | type_rt_step = itertools.cycle(type_rt_list) 42 | 43 | def new_page(): 44 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 45 | frameDuration(1/24) 46 | fill(0.8) 47 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 48 | 49 | def hello_world(hw_x_pos, hw_y_pos, hw_rt, hw_fs, hw_t): 50 | fill(0) 51 | hw_rt = type_rt_step.next() 52 | fontSize(64) 53 | rotate(hw_rt) 54 | tracking(-2.2) 55 | font("Helvetica neue Bold") 56 | text("Hello World", (-1, 0)) 57 | 58 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 59 | translate(96, 32) 60 | strokeWidth(1) 61 | stroke(0.5) 62 | fill(None) 63 | 64 | step_x = 0 65 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 66 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 67 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 68 | step_x += unit_x 69 | 70 | step_y = 0 71 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 72 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 73 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 74 | step_y += unit_y 75 | 76 | for frame in range(num_frames): 77 | new_page() 78 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 79 | fill(1, 0, 0) 80 | stroke(None) 81 | #oval(32, 352, 32, 32) 82 | translate(-2, 0) 83 | hello_world(hw_x_pos, hw_y_pos, hw_rt, hw_fs, hw_t) 84 | hw_t += 4 85 | 86 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_22_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_23_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # WWW: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/23/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | 16 | # static variables 17 | canvas = 512 18 | num_frames = 58 19 | 20 | # gird variables 21 | origin = (32, 32) 22 | width = 448 - 128 23 | height = 448 24 | center = width/2 25 | num_x_units = 10 26 | num_y_units = 14 27 | 28 | #type 29 | type_x_pos = 0 30 | type_y_pos = 0 31 | type_step = 0 32 | hw_rt = 0 33 | hw_fs = 36 * 2 34 | hw_x_pos = 0 35 | hw_y_pos = 0 36 | hw_t = 0 37 | #itertools 38 | type_rt_list = [0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 5, 10, 15, 20, 25, 30, 35, 40, 45, 50, 55, 60, 65, 70, 75, 80, 85, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 90, 85, 80, 75, 70, 65, 60, 55, 50, 45, 40, 35, 30, 25, 20, 15, 10, 5, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0, 0] 39 | print len(type_rt_list) 40 | 41 | type_rt_step = itertools.cycle(type_rt_list) 42 | 43 | def new_page(): 44 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 45 | frameDuration(1/24) 46 | fill(0.8) 47 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 48 | 49 | def hello_world(hw_x_pos, hw_y_pos, hw_rt, hw_fs, hw_t): 50 | fill(0) 51 | hw_rt = type_rt_step.next() 52 | fontSize(64) 53 | rotate(hw_rt) 54 | tracking(-2.2) 55 | font("Helvetica neue Bold") 56 | text("Hello World", (-1, 0)) 57 | 58 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 59 | translate(96, 32) 60 | strokeWidth(1) 61 | stroke(0.5) 62 | fill(None) 63 | 64 | step_x = 0 65 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 66 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 67 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 68 | step_x += unit_x 69 | 70 | step_y = 0 71 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 72 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 73 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 74 | step_y += unit_y 75 | 76 | for frame in range(num_frames): 77 | new_page() 78 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 79 | fill(1, 0, 0) 80 | stroke(None) 81 | #oval(32, 352, 32, 32) 82 | translate(-2, 0) 83 | hello_world(hw_x_pos, hw_y_pos, hw_rt, hw_fs, hw_t) 84 | hw_t += 4 85 | 86 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_23_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_24_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/24/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | # from drawBot import * # uncomment if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | 16 | # static variables 17 | canvas = 512 18 | num_frames = 60 19 | 20 | # gird variables 21 | origin = (128, 128) 22 | width = 256 23 | height = 256 24 | center = width/2 25 | num_x_units = 8 26 | num_y_units = 8 27 | 28 | # dot variables 29 | dot_size_x = 20 30 | dot_size_y = 20 31 | dot_amp = 120 32 | dot_step = 0 33 | dot_count = 1 34 | dot_shift = 0 35 | 36 | #itertools 37 | seq_up = range(4, 120, 4) 38 | seq_dn = range(120, 4, -4) 39 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 40 | print seq 41 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 42 | 43 | def new_page(): 44 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 45 | frameDuration(1/24) 46 | fill(0.1, 0.1, 0.2) 47 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 48 | 49 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill): 50 | stroke(None) 51 | oval((dot_x - 2) + center, (dot_y - 2) + center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 52 | 53 | def draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step): 54 | for segment in range(dot_count): 55 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 56 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 57 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 58 | dot_step += 0.0083 * math.pi 59 | 60 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 61 | translate(*origin) 62 | strokeWidth(1) 63 | stroke(0.5, 0.5, 0.7) 64 | fill(None) 65 | 66 | step_x = 0 67 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 68 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 69 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 70 | step_x += unit_x 71 | 72 | step_y = 0 73 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 74 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 75 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 76 | step_y += unit_y 77 | 78 | for frame in range(num_frames): 79 | new_page() 80 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 81 | 82 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.1) 83 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step+dot_shift) 84 | 85 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 86 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-24, dot_step+dot_shift+0.2) 87 | 88 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.1) 89 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-48, dot_step+dot_shift+0.4) 90 | 91 | fill(0.2, 0.8, 0.1) 92 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-72, dot_step+dot_shift+0.6) 93 | 94 | fill(0.1, 0.6, 0.9) 95 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-96, dot_step+dot_shift+0.8) 96 | 97 | fill(0.1, 0.3, 0.9) 98 | oval(center-10, center-10, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 99 | 100 | dot_step += 0.095 101 | dot_shift += 0.01 102 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 103 | 104 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_24_v1.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_26_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/26/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | from drawBot import * # if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | import random 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | # static variables 20 | canvas = 512 21 | num_frames = 60 22 | angle_delta = 2*math.pi/num_frames 23 | 24 | # gird variables 25 | origin = (128, 128) 26 | width = 256 27 | height = 256 28 | center = width/2 29 | num_x_units = 8 30 | num_y_units = 8 31 | 32 | # dot variables 33 | dot_size_x = 20 34 | dot_size_y = 20 35 | dot_angle = 0 36 | dot_count = 1 37 | dot_shift = 0 38 | num_dots = 4 39 | 40 | #itertools 41 | seq_up = range(4, 120, 4) 42 | seq_dn = range(120, 4, -4) 43 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 44 | print seq 45 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 46 | 47 | def new_page(): 48 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 49 | frameDuration(1/24) 50 | fill(0.1, 0.1, 0.2) 51 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 52 | 53 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y): 54 | stroke(None) 55 | oval((dot_x-2)+center, (dot_y-2)+center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 56 | 57 | def draw_path(arc_start, arc_end, dot_rad): 58 | current_angle = arc_start_angle 59 | while current_angle <= arc_end_angle: 60 | dot() 61 | current_angle += delta 62 | 63 | for segment in range(dot_count): 64 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_angle) * dot_amp 65 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_angle) * dot_amp 66 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 67 | dot_angle += 0.0083 * math.pi 68 | 69 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 70 | translate(*origin) 71 | strokeWidth(1) 72 | stroke(0.5, 0.5, 0.7) 73 | fill(None) 74 | 75 | step_x = 0 76 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 77 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 78 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 79 | step_x += unit_x 80 | 81 | step_y = 0 82 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 83 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 84 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 85 | step_y += unit_y 86 | 87 | for frame in range(num_frames): 88 | new_page() 89 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 90 | 91 | for d in range(num_dots): 92 | 93 | r = random.random() 94 | g = random.random() 95 | b = random.random() 96 | fill(r, g, b) 97 | 98 | amp = d*24 99 | draw_path(dot_count, amp, dot_angle) 100 | 101 | dot_angle += angle_delta 102 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 103 | 104 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_26_v1.pdf") 105 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_27_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/26/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | from drawBot import * # if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | import random 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | # static variables 20 | canvas = 512 21 | num_frames = 60 22 | angle_delta = 2*math.pi/num_frames 23 | 24 | # gird variables 25 | origin = (128, 128) 26 | width = 256 27 | height = 256 28 | center = width/2 29 | num_x_units = 8 30 | num_y_units = 8 31 | 32 | # dot variables 33 | dot_size_x = 20 34 | dot_size_y = 20 35 | dot_angle = 0 36 | dot_count = 1 37 | dot_shift = 0 38 | num_dots = 4 39 | 40 | #itertools 41 | seq_up = range(4, 120, 4) 42 | seq_dn = range(120, 4, -4) 43 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 44 | print seq 45 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 46 | 47 | def new_page(): 48 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 49 | frameDuration(1/24) 50 | fill(0.1, 0.1, 0.2) 51 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 52 | 53 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y): 54 | stroke(None) 55 | oval((dot_x-2)+center, (dot_y-2)+center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 56 | 57 | def draw_path(arc_start, arc_end, dot_rad): 58 | current_angle = arc_start_angle 59 | while current_angle <= arc_end_angle: 60 | dot() 61 | current_angle += delta 62 | 63 | for segment in range(dot_count): 64 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_angle) * dot_amp 65 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_angle) * dot_amp 66 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 67 | dot_angle += 0.0083 * math.pi 68 | 69 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 70 | translate(*origin) 71 | strokeWidth(1) 72 | stroke(0.5, 0.5, 0.7) 73 | fill(None) 74 | 75 | step_x = 0 76 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 77 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 78 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 79 | step_x += unit_x 80 | 81 | step_y = 0 82 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 83 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 84 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 85 | step_y += unit_y 86 | 87 | for frame in range(num_frames): 88 | new_page() 89 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 90 | 91 | for d in range(num_dots): 92 | 93 | r = random.random() 94 | g = random.random() 95 | b = random.random() 96 | fill(r, g, b) 97 | 98 | amp = d*24 99 | draw_path(dot_count, amp, dot_angle) 100 | 101 | dot_angle += angle_delta 102 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 103 | 104 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_26_v1.pdf") 105 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_28_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: http://drawbot-exercises.tumblr.com/ # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/28/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | from drawBot import * # if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | import random 16 | 17 | # static variables 18 | canvas = 512 19 | num_frames = 60 20 | angle_delta = 2*math.pi/num_frames 21 | 22 | # gird variables 23 | origin = (128, 128) 24 | width = 256 25 | height = 256 26 | center = width/2 27 | num_x_units = 8 28 | num_y_units = 8 29 | 30 | # dot variables 31 | dot_size_x = 20 32 | dot_size_y = 20 33 | dot_angle = 0 34 | dot_count = 1 35 | dot_shift = 0 36 | num_dots = 4 37 | 38 | def new_page(): 39 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 40 | frameDuration(1/24) 41 | fill(0.1, 0.1, 0.2) 42 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 43 | 44 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y): 45 | stroke(None) 46 | oval((dot_x-2)+center, (dot_y-2)+center, 47 | dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 48 | 49 | def draw_path(arc_start, arc_end, dot_radius): 50 | current_angle = arc_start_angle 51 | while current_angle <= arc_end_angle: 52 | dot() 53 | current_angle += delta 54 | 55 | for segment in range(dot_count): 56 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_angle) * dot_amp 57 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_angle) * dot_amp 58 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 59 | dot_angle += 0.0083 * math.pi 60 | 61 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 62 | translate(*origin) 63 | strokeWidth(1) 64 | stroke(0.5, 0.5, 0.7) 65 | fill(None) 66 | 67 | step_x = 0 68 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 69 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 70 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 71 | step_x += unit_x 72 | 73 | step_y = 0 74 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 75 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 76 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 77 | step_y += unit_y 78 | 79 | for frame in range(num_frames): 80 | new_page() 81 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 82 | 83 | for d in range(num_dots): 84 | 85 | r = random.random() 86 | g = random.random() 87 | b = random.random() 88 | fill(r, g, b) 89 | 90 | dot_radius = d*24 91 | draw_path(dot_start, dot_end, dot_radius) 92 | dot_start = 45 + d 93 | dot_end = 90 + d 94 | 95 | dot_angle += angle_delta 96 | 97 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_28_v1.pdf") 98 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/dbe_2016_03_29_v1.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 2 | # # 3 | # Eli Heuer's daily DrawBot exercise! # 4 | # # 5 | # Web: https://www.tumblr.com/blog/drawbot-exercises # 6 | # Mail: eliheuer@gmail.com # 7 | # Drawn on: 03/29/16 -- version 1 # 8 | # Made with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ # 9 | # # 10 | #/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/#/# 11 | 12 | from drawBot import * # if using setupAsModule.py 13 | import math 14 | import itertools 15 | import random 16 | 17 | # static variables 18 | canvas = 512 19 | num_frames = 60 20 | angle_delta = 2*math.pi/num_frames 21 | 22 | # gird variables 23 | origin = (128, 128) 24 | width = 256 25 | height = 256 26 | center = width/2 27 | num_x_units = 8 28 | num_y_units = 8 29 | 30 | # dot variables 31 | dot_size_x = 20 32 | dot_size_y = 20 33 | dot_angle = 0 34 | dot_count = 1 35 | dot_shift = 0 36 | num_dots = 4 37 | 38 | #itertools 39 | seq_up = range(4, 120, 4) 40 | seq_dn = range(120, 4, -4) 41 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 42 | print seq 43 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 44 | 45 | def new_page(): 46 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 47 | frameDuration(1/24) 48 | fill(0.1, 0.1, 0.2) 49 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 50 | 51 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y): 52 | stroke(None) 53 | oval((dot_x-2)+center, (dot_y-2)+center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 54 | 55 | def draw_path(arc_start, arc_end, dot_rad): 56 | current_angle = arc_start_angle 57 | while current_angle <= arc_end_angle: 58 | dot() 59 | current_angle += delta 60 | 61 | for segment in range(dot_count): 62 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_angle) * dot_amp 63 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_angle) * dot_amp 64 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 65 | dot_angle += 0.0083 * math.pi 66 | 67 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 68 | translate(*origin) 69 | strokeWidth(1) 70 | stroke(0.5, 0.5, 0.7) 71 | fill(None) 72 | 73 | step_x = 0 74 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 75 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 76 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 77 | step_x += unit_x 78 | 79 | step_y = 0 80 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 81 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 82 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 83 | step_y += unit_y 84 | 85 | for frame in range(num_frames): 86 | new_page() 87 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 88 | 89 | for d in range(num_dots): 90 | 91 | r = random.random() 92 | g = random.random() 93 | b = random.random() 94 | fill(r, g, b) 95 | 96 | amp = d*24 97 | draw_path(dot_count, amp, dot_angle) 98 | 99 | dot_angle += angle_delta 100 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 101 | 102 | saveImage("dbe_2016_03_29_v1.pdf") 103 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_03/notes.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | my_list = [] 2 | x = 0 3 | y = 16 4 | a = 0 5 | 6 | for i in range(16): 7 | a = x + y 8 | my_list.append(a) 9 | x = a 10 | y -= 1 11 | 12 | print my_list -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2016_09/dbe_2016_09_10.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # first try at a drawbot twitch stream 2 | import math 3 | 4 | # static variables 5 | canvas = 256 6 | num_frames = 63 7 | center = 128 8 | 9 | # path variables 10 | path_x = 0 11 | path_y = 0 12 | 13 | # box variables 14 | box_size_x = 24 15 | box_size_y = 24 16 | box_amp = 32 17 | box_step = 0 18 | box_count = 32 19 | 20 | def new_page(): 21 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 22 | frameDuration(1/24) 23 | def box(x_pos, y_pos, box_size_x, box_size_y): 24 | fill(0.95) 25 | strokeWidth(0.5) 26 | stroke(0.3) 27 | rotate(6) 28 | rect((x_pos - 2) + center/4, (y_pos - 2) + center/4, 29 | box_size_x, box_size_y) 30 | 31 | def draw_path(path_x, path_y, box_count, box_amp, box_step): 32 | for segment in range(box_count): 33 | box_x = math.cos(box_step) * box_amp/2 34 | box_y = math.sin(box_step) * box_amp/2 35 | box(box_x, box_y, box_size_x, box_size_y) 36 | box_step += 0.05 * math.pi 37 | 38 | for frame in range(num_frames): 39 | new_page() 40 | translate(128, 128) 41 | draw_path(path_x, path_y, box_count, box_amp, box_step) 42 | box_step += 0.1 43 | 44 | saveImage("twitch.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2017-01/2017-jan-05.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # GIF file rendered with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ 2 | 3 | import math 4 | import itertools 5 | 6 | # static variables 7 | canvas = 512 8 | num_frames = 60 9 | 10 | # gird variables 11 | origin = (128, 128) 12 | width = 256 13 | height = 256 14 | center = width/2 15 | num_x_units = 8 16 | num_y_units = 8 17 | 18 | # dot variables 19 | dot_size_x = 20 20 | dot_size_y = 20 21 | dot_amp = 120 22 | dot_step = 0 23 | dot_count = 1 24 | dot_shift = 0 25 | 26 | #itertools 27 | seq_up = range(4, 120, 4) 28 | seq_dn = range(120, 4, -4) 29 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 30 | print seq 31 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 32 | 33 | def new_page(): 34 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 35 | frameDuration(1/24) 36 | fill(0.1) 37 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 38 | 39 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill): 40 | stroke(None) 41 | oval((dot_x - 2) + center, (dot_y - 2) + center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 42 | 43 | def draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step): 44 | for segment in range(dot_count): 45 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 46 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 47 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 48 | dot_step += 0.01 * math.pi 49 | 50 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 51 | translate(*origin) 52 | strokeWidth(1) 53 | stroke(0.2) 54 | fill(None) 55 | 56 | step_x = 0 57 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 58 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 59 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 60 | step_x += unit_x 61 | 62 | step_y = 0 63 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 64 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 65 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 66 | step_y += unit_y 67 | 68 | for frame in range(num_frames): 69 | new_page() 70 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 71 | 72 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.1) 73 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step+dot_shift) 74 | 75 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 76 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-24, dot_step+dot_shift+0.2) 77 | 78 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.1) 79 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-48, dot_step+dot_shift+0.4) 80 | 81 | fill(0.2, 0.8, 0.1) 82 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-72, dot_step+dot_shift+0.6) 83 | 84 | fill(0.1, 0.6, 0.9) 85 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-96, dot_step+dot_shift+0.8) 86 | 87 | fill(0.1, 0.3, 0.9) 88 | oval(center-10, center-10, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 89 | 90 | dot_step += 0.095 91 | dot_shift += 0.01 92 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 93 | 94 | saveImage("2017-jan-05.gif") 95 | -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2017-01/2017-jan-06.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # GIF file rendered with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ 2 | 3 | import math 4 | import itertools 5 | 6 | # static variables 7 | canvas = 512 8 | num_frames = 60 9 | 10 | # gird variables 11 | origin = (128, 128) 12 | width = 256 13 | height = 256 14 | center = width/2 15 | num_x_units = 16 16 | num_y_units = 16 17 | 18 | # dot variables 19 | dot_size_x = 20 20 | dot_size_y = 20 21 | dot_amp = 120 22 | dot_step = 0 23 | dot_count = 1 24 | dot_shift = 0 25 | 26 | #itertools 27 | seq_up = range(2, 60, 2) 28 | seq_dn = range(60, 2, -2) 29 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 30 | print seq 31 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 32 | 33 | def new_page(): 34 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 35 | frameDuration(1/24) 36 | fill(0.1) 37 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 38 | 39 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill): 40 | stroke(None) 41 | oval((dot_x - 2) + center, (dot_y - 2) + center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 42 | 43 | def draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step): 44 | for segment in range(dot_count): 45 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 46 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 47 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 48 | dot_step += 0.012 * math.pi 49 | 50 | def draw_path_rev(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step): 51 | for segment in range(dot_count): 52 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 53 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 54 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 55 | dot_step -= 0.012 * math.pi 56 | 57 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 58 | translate(*origin) 59 | strokeWidth(1) 60 | stroke(0.2) 61 | fill(None) 62 | 63 | step_x = 0 64 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 65 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 66 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 67 | step_x += unit_x 68 | 69 | step_y = 0 70 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 71 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 72 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 73 | step_y += unit_y 74 | 75 | for frame in range(num_frames): 76 | new_page() 77 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 78 | 79 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.1) 80 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step+dot_shift) 81 | 82 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 83 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-24, dot_step+dot_shift+0.2) 84 | 85 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.1) 86 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-48, dot_step+dot_shift+0.4) 87 | 88 | fill(0.2, 0.8, 0.1) 89 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-72, dot_step+dot_shift+0.6) 90 | 91 | fill(0.1, 0.6, 0.9) 92 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-96, dot_step+dot_shift+0.8) 93 | 94 | # fill(0.1, 0.3, 0.9) 95 | # oval(center-10, center-10, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 96 | 97 | dot_step += 0.195 98 | dot_shift += 0.01 99 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 100 | 101 | saveImage("2017-jan-06.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2017-01/2017-jan-07.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # GIF file rendered with DrawBot: http://www.drawbot.com/ 2 | 3 | import math 4 | import itertools 5 | 6 | # static variables 7 | canvas = 512 8 | num_frames = 60 9 | 10 | # gird variables 11 | origin = (128, 128) 12 | width = 256 13 | height = 256 14 | center = width/2 15 | num_x_units = 16 16 | num_y_units = 16 17 | 18 | # dot variables 19 | dot_size_x = 20 20 | dot_size_y = 20 21 | dot_amp = 120 22 | dot_step = 0 23 | dot_count = 1 24 | dot_shift = 0 25 | 26 | #itertools 27 | seq_up = range(2, 60, 2) 28 | seq_dn = range(60, 2, -2) 29 | seq = seq_up + seq_dn 30 | print seq 31 | seq_step = itertools.cycle(seq) 32 | 33 | def new_page(): 34 | newPage(canvas, canvas) 35 | frameDuration(1/24) 36 | fill(0.1) 37 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) 38 | 39 | def dot(dot_x, dot_y, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill): 40 | stroke(None) 41 | oval((dot_x - 2) + center, (dot_y - 2) + center, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 42 | 43 | def draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step): 44 | for segment in range(dot_count): 45 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 46 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 47 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 48 | dot_step += 0.012 * math.pi 49 | 50 | def draw_path_rev(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step): 51 | for segment in range(dot_count): 52 | dot_x = math.cos(dot_step) * dot_amp 53 | dot_y = math.sin(dot_step) * dot_amp 54 | dot(dot_x-8, dot_y-8, dot_size_x, dot_size_y, fill) 55 | dot_step -= 0.012 * math.pi 56 | 57 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 58 | translate(*origin) 59 | strokeWidth(1) 60 | stroke(0.2) 61 | fill(None) 62 | 63 | step_x = 0 64 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 65 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 66 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 67 | step_x += unit_x 68 | 69 | step_y = 0 70 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 71 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 72 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 73 | step_y += unit_y 74 | 75 | for frame in range(num_frames): 76 | new_page() 77 | grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units) 78 | 79 | fill(0.9, 0.2, 0.1) 80 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp, dot_step+dot_shift) 81 | 82 | fill(0.9, 0.4, 0.1) 83 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-24, dot_step+dot_shift+0.2) 84 | 85 | fill(0.9, 0.9, 0.1) 86 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-48, dot_step+dot_shift+0.4) 87 | 88 | fill(0.2, 0.8, 0.1) 89 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-72, dot_step+dot_shift+0.6) 90 | 91 | fill(0.1, 0.6, 0.9) 92 | draw_path(dot_count, dot_amp-96, dot_step+dot_shift+0.8) 93 | 94 | # fill(0.1, 0.3, 0.9) 95 | # oval(center-10, center-10, dot_size_x, dot_size_y) 96 | 97 | dot_step += 0.395 98 | dot_shift += 0.01 99 | dot_count = seq_step.next() 100 | 101 | saveImage("2017-jan-06.gif") -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- /2017-01/2017-jan-08.py: -------------------------------------------------------------------------------- 1 | # To render GIF file, install DrawBot as a module and then run the python script like so: $ python this-file.py 2 | 3 | # To install DrawBot as a module, git clone or download the DrawBot repository from GitHub, Then run the setupAsModule.py script like so: $ python setupAsModule.py 4 | 5 | # DrawBot currently only works with MacOS, but I'm working on a GNU+Linux port. 6 | 7 | # GitHub: https://github.com/typemytype/drawbot 8 | # Web: http://www.drawbot.com/ 9 | 10 | # uncomment "from drawBot" line if using setupAsModule.py 11 | # from drawBot import * 12 | import math # for cos, sin and pi functions 13 | 14 | # static variables 15 | canvas = 512 # size of the gif in pixels 16 | num_frames = 100 # number of frames in the animation 17 | 18 | # gird variables 19 | origin = (128, 128) 20 | width = 256 21 | height = 256 22 | center = width/2 23 | num_x_units = 8 24 | num_y_units = 8 25 | 26 | # dot variables 27 | dot_size = 16 28 | amp = 128 # short for amplitude 29 | step = 0 # step in the animation 30 | fake_step = math.pi # a dumb hack >_< 31 | step_string = "{:.8f}".format(fake_step) 32 | x_pos = 0 # x-axis position 33 | y_pos = 0 # y-axis position 34 | r = 1 35 | g = 1 36 | b = 1 37 | 38 | # draws a new frame in the animation 39 | def new_page(): 40 | newPage(canvas, canvas) # new page from canvas variable 41 | frameDuration(1/24) # set the dividend to desired FPS (frames per second) 42 | fill(0.1) # color of background 43 | rect(0, 0, canvas, canvas) # draw the background 44 | 45 | # draws the dot from two position variables 46 | def dot(x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 47 | fill(1, 0, 0) 48 | stroke(None) 49 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, int(y_pos) + center, dot_size, dot_size) 50 | 51 | # draws a guide showing the sine of dot 52 | def sine_lines(width, height, x_pos, y_pos, r, b, g): 53 | fill(r, g, b) 54 | stroke(None) 55 | oval(center-dot_size/2, center-dot_size/2, dot_size, dot_size) 56 | oval(int(x_pos) + center, center-dot_size/2, dot_size, dot_size) 57 | fill(None) 58 | strokeWidth(3) 59 | stroke(r, g, b) 60 | line((center, center), 61 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), int(y_pos) + (center+dot_size/2))) 62 | line((center, center), 63 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), center)) 64 | line((int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), center), 65 | (int(x_pos) + (center+dot_size/2), int(y_pos) + (center+dot_size/2))) 66 | oval(center-128, center-128, width, height) 67 | 68 | # draws a grid from given arguments 69 | def grid(origin, width, height, num_x_units, num_y_units): 70 | translate(*origin) 71 | strokeWidth(1) 72 | stroke(0.5) 73 | fill(None) 74 | 75 | step_x = 0 76 | unit_x = width / num_x_units 77 | for x in range(num_x_units + 1): 78 | line((step_x, 0), (step_x, height)) 79 | step_x += unit_x 80 | 81 | step_y = 0 82 | unit_y = height / num_y_units 83 | for y in range(num_y_units + 1): 84 | line((0, step_y), (width, step_y)) 85 | step_y += unit_y 86 | 87 | # 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