Bitalizer [Processing]

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Bitalizer is a project by Brian Reavis in attempt to visualize bits of data, '01010' in files in the form of structure. What the code does is take the bits, analyses and draws a line that is bent according to 1s and 0s. If a bit is '1', the line is bent down; if a bit is '0', the line is bent up. Each visualization starts from a small yellow dot (sometimes it's hard to see). From there, the line gets bent around according to the bits of the sequence. Every 8 bits, the color of the line is set to represent the byte that those 8 bits collectively represent (a number from 0 to 255).

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