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p5.js Sketch for Progress Critique



For assignment three I chose to create an interactive scene. I used the loop within a loop function to create the patterned background made out of ellipses. I would like to remove this though. I plan to change it to an image that moves/scrolls across the background. This would hopefully make it look like the fish were actually in water. In addition to this, I used the mouse press function to allow the bubbles to be "popped". I would like to find a better way to achieve this effect. Lastly, I used pmouseX and pmouseY to create the drawing effect on the background. My intention in including this was to make the mouse movement look like it was creating bubbles. I would like to find a way to prevent it from drawing and rather create a trail of ellipses that fade fairly quickly. To add to the project, I would like to make the fins of the fish move slightly to make it look like they are actually swimming.



Code:


function setup() {

createCanvas(1280, 720);

background(199, 229, 237);

}

function draw() {

noStroke();

for (let y = 0; y<= height; y +=40)

{

for (let x = 0; x<= width; x +=40)

{

fill(190, 225, 250);

ellipse(x, y, 40, 40);

}

}

//*tail

fill(249, 204, 225)

triangle(200, 200, 200, 400, 400, 300)

fill(250, 190, 195)

triangle(640,500, 640, 600, 740, 550);

//*top fin

fill(250, 190, 195)

triangle (400, 60, 400, 250, 550, 300);

fill(249, 204, 225)

triangle (800, 400, 870, 550, 800, 600);

//*bottom fin

fill(250, 190, 195)

triangle (400, 420, 400, 550, 550, 300);

fill(249, 204, 225)

triangle(800, 700, 870, 550, 800, 500);

//* body

fill(250, 250, 169)

triangle(300, 100, 300, 500, 600, 300);

fill(250, 244, 190)

triangle(700, 400, 700, 700, 900, 550);

//*body shapes

fill(249, 204, 225);

triangle(350, 250, 350, 350, 400, 300);

fill(250, 190, 195);

triangle(730, 530, 730, 580, 760, 560);

fill(255);

ellipse(500, 300, 50, 50);

fill(190,203,250);

ellipse(500, 300, 25, 25);

fill(255);

ellipse(830, 550, 50, 50);

fill(190,203,250);

ellipse(830, 550, 25, 25);

//*bubbles

fill(255)

if(mouseIsPressed == true)

{

fill(190, 225, 250);

}

ellipse(600, 50, 30, 30)

ellipse(650, 120, 30, 30)

ellipse(590, 200, 30, 30)

if(mouseIsPressed == true)

{

fill(190, 225, 250);

}

ellipse(900, 300, 30, 30)

ellipse(950, 350, 30, 30)

ellipse(890, 430, 30, 30)

stroke(255, 90);

strokeWeight(10);

line(mouseX, mouseY, pmouseX, pmouseY);

}




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