Category: Project Rainbow
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Create a rainbow in code
In this activity you will create a rainbow in code using software sketchbook and a language “Processing”.
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Introduction to Web-based XR – Part I
code { background-color: rgba(0,0,0,.05) !important; } .linenums { color: #aaa; } .linenums li { list-style-type: decimal !important; font-size: 12pt; margin-top: 0px; } .linenums li:nth-child(even) { background: transparent !important; } .wp-block-image { text-align: center !important; } .wp-block-image img { display: inline; } One of the easiest ways to create an enjoy Virtual Reality (VR) experiences is…
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Make a quick sketch before you code
Think about your program before you code. This post goes through the five steps of the Critical Thinking Sheet.
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Pint Glass Beam Bending
Have you ever wondered how the light from a Laser pointer gets from your finger to a dot on the wall?The light is invisible right? Just because you can’t see it, doesn’t mean it isn’t there… This activity will give you the opportunity to make ‘invisible’ laser light ‘visible’, and also show you how to…
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Set up the coding environment
This post starts you off with Processing. Download, run and draw some coloured lines. The computer programming language Processing, is a great way to start coding. You get a quick visual result from a few lines of code.
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Learn RGB colour coding
Values of Red, Green and Blue colours are used to code colours on a computer. Learn how to create different colours from RGB values.
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Rainbows and Colours
Understand rainbows, why we typically think it has 7 colours, and make a colour spinner.
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Sing A Rainbow with D3.js
Red and yellow and pink and greenPurple and orange and blueI can sing a rainbowSing a rainbowSing a rainbow too. “I Can Sing a Rainbow” – Arthur Hamilton 1955 Play Again! This animation uses d3.js and a small amount of data. The idea is to mirror the lines of the song. First a set of…