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Dec 23
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Pixel Shifter [Processing]

Filed under Processing

pixelshifter011In line with our current Weewar contest, we bring you Pixel Shifter. Created using Processing, it’s a visual pixel extravaganza created by a simple square trail. 

Gotta love happy accidents.

How to use: Open Processing, copy and paste the source code and have a play. 

You can find more projects on the site so make sure you check out abandonedart.org.

 

Platform: Mac/Windows
Version: N/A
Cost: Open Source
Developer: abandonedart.org

 ★★★★★ 

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