Building a procedural art generator 🦀 Learn Rust Creatively
#rustlang #procgen #programming #generativeart #generative
Make some time to relax, with this Rust tutorial to build a bitfield procedural art generator, originally recorded as a live stream. I'll show you how to create a clone of Bit Art Bot (https://lnkd.in/gbcKT3U9), which generates bit-field patterns of integer functions. This will involve describing what the term "integer function" means, explaining how to use arrays in the Rust programming language and describe image formats. The core of the application be showing you how to randomly generate a tree of functions, then render them. Hopefully there will even be time to create an interactive application.
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Timeline:
00:00:00 Intro and Welcome
00:06:25 Using deterministic functions
00:11:36 Idomatic Rust for creating a 2D array
00:16:40 Mapping from function space to pixel colours
00:30:35 Replicating the original image
00:35:23 Which web framework? Actix vs Axum
00:36:06 Generating more images
00:37:07 Generating Sierpinksi triangles
00:42:04 Randomly generating trees of mathematical expressions
00:52:56 Evaluating expressions
00:55:20 Adding support for X and Y
01:00:00 Filling in the owl
01:42:54 Success! A nice procedurally generated pattern
01:43:20 Wrapping up; Inviting questions
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