Although processing.org does have an android interface, it is nearly impossible to use it with our exercises. Also he processing.js examples "it should work like this" don't work well with tablets and the "just for fun" demos which are built from p5.js also don't work well with tablets because they look for mouseX and mouseY instead of a touch screen interface.
In my experience using my android phone, the anti-aliasing does not work well at all even though it works perfectly on a computer. Try out the momentum tutorial with all three types of collisions to see what I mean.
Although processing.org does have an android interface, it is nearly impossible to use it with our exercises. Also he processing.js examples "it should work like this" don't work well with tablets and the "just for fun" demos which are built from p5.js also don't work well with tablets because they look for mouseX and mouseY instead of a touch screen interface.
In my experience using my android phone, the anti-aliasing does not work well at all even though it works perfectly on a computer. Try out the momentum tutorial with all three types of collisions to see what I mean.