some explanation on how to run this code

smcameron / curly-vortex

Faking computational fluid dynamics a la Bridson-Hourihan-Nordenstam's paper "Curl-Noise for Procedural Fluid Flow" See also: gaseous-giganticus: https://smcameron.github.io/space-nerds-in-space/gaseous-giganticus-slides/slideshow.html#1

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some explanation on how to run this code #2

Closed nicosalto closed 8 years ago

nicosalto commented 8 years ago

Hi, This looks really great and iam trying to run the code without success. What is the .pde file extention ? does it need to be run from a specific package ? Or do i need to compile this ?

smcameron commented 8 years ago

It is in a Java-like language called "Processing" that is intended for "creative coding" or "recreational programming" kinds of things. See http://processing.org If you download and run the processing binary, you get a little IDE (very similar to the arduino IDE, if you've seen that) and you can open up the pde file from there and run it.

nicosalto commented 8 years ago

Thanks a lot for the quick answer, i downloaded processing and it works really well! Only side note, you need to use processing 2.2.1