Physical Cellular Automata – Time Lapse by Jan Vantomme
Jan Vantomme aka “vormplus”, designer based in Ghent-Belgium, created this time lapse movie of him making a physical cellular automata piece made from plastic pixels. What is particularly enjoyable are the two types of logic that engage the viewer; one being the celular automata itself and the other Jan’s method of putting it together. It makes you wonder how far apart are these, if at all. I am also pretty sure the video would work as well in reverse.
He needed a small time lapse application to document the project so he decided to write one himself. It was created using Processing 1.5.1 and the controlP5 library. He is using a Logitech webcam that supports HD video. The sketch saves images of 1280 × 720 pixels.
The source code of Timelapse can be downloaded on Github. You’ll find it on the Timelapse page.
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Posted on: 09/04/2012
Posted in: Processing
Post tags: capture cellular automata controlp5 game of life method Processing video



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