Nico Raftis MacroMachines

empty-example

Moving nodes, connected with lines of weight based on distance separation.

Moving nodes, connected with lines of weight based on distance separation.

	-- StarfFields by Bri_G based on HTML by Seb Lee-Delisle
	-- Rotating field around a central star matrtix

	--[[ if require ~= nil then
	require("loveCodea")
	end --]]

	function setup()
	--
	fov = 250

	--# Main
	function setup()
	displayMode(FULLSCREEN)
	Grid.init(64,32)
	touches = 0 -- Number of touches
	vx = 0; vy = 0 -- View position

	-- Create some tiles using the class
	goal = Tile(-10, 0, 'yellow')
	start = Tile(0, 0, 'green')

	# To use this script, you must first change a few things.
	# First, you'll want to change the filepath for the sound file.
	# This is on line 76. Second, you might want to change the materials or the settings.
	# To render this, you'll need to set the background color, enable Only Render on the display window, and render it with OpenGL (it's much faster and most optimal for 2D renders.)
	# LICENSE = wtfpl
	# VERSION = 0.3

	import bpy

	def makeMaterial(name, diffuse, alpha):







	<div id="container"></div>

	<img src="https://booth.n-e-o.vision/wp-content/uploads/2017/10/NEO_BOOTH_BusinessCard_FrontWEB_noborder.png" />

	<svg id="svg">
	</svg>