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You can try out the font on [http://matthias.pitscher.pw/glitchfont.html my Page] and see and download the code on [http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/226953 OpenProcessing] (which seems to run nicely again) | You can try out the font on [http://matthias.pitscher.pw/glitchfont.html my Page] and see and download the code on [http://www.openprocessing.org/sketch/226953 OpenProcessing] (which seems to run nicely again) | ||
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+ | The Idea is to transform Type into Sound. Using the Outline of a Letter to create a describing waveform, which then can be transformed into sound. | ||
+ | [[Image:hw_ms_blockfont.jpg|thumb|right|300px]] | ||
=== Comments === | === Comments === | ||
Homework for 29.10 was to create a letter with Processing.
I used capital M, because it is a unit (em) in typography, just like point. My variables also derive from typographic line terms seen in the image below.
You can download and tweak the sketch on OpenProcessing, but it is super slow, so you can also see it on my personal page, which runs on github.
This font is inspired by MissingNo from Pokemon. I used the Labyrinth example and changed it so it would create rectangles instead of lines and used a new for-loop for lower Cases. You can try out the font on my Page and see and download the code on OpenProcessing (which seems to run nicely again)
The Idea is to transform Type into Sound. Using the Outline of a Letter to create a describing waveform, which then can be transformed into sound.
Very good work. Well done!
Thanks for your feedback + keep up the good work!
— Martin Schneider 11:10, 28 October 2015 (UTC)