π livedraw has been open sourced: github.com/gre/livedraw
https://twitter.com/greweb/status/1609290145139752961
livedraw is the framework part in this diagram. You have the code dealing with the state, the UI, the rust library and the python axidraw daemon.
Artists are free to use it β ideally with a different UI (I need to introduce a skin system in the future to different from mine)
Artists are free to use it β ideally with a different UI (I need to introduce a skin system in the future to different from mine)
not yet fully documented because it's just the beginning π
greweb.me/plots/tags/liv⦠this page will regularly updates with all the plots made using this paradigm. The sourcecode of the art is also attached.
art is made in #rustlang, my first Rust library, I still have a lot to learnπ
docs.rs/livedraw/0.1.0β¦
LivedrawArt is the contract that an art need to implement, essentially it needs to be able to draw an "increment". one iteration taking users' input into account.
docs.rs/livedraw/0.1.0β¦
LivedrawArt is the contract that an art need to implement, essentially it needs to be able to draw an "increment". one iteration taking users' input into account.
an increment is essentially a bunch of strokes to draw (grouped by layers, this contract may change over time). it's called every 'delay_between_increments' (for instance 8 seconds) and it can eventually "ends". when the art is complete.
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