- Cinder Creative Coding Cookbook
- Table of Contents
- Cinder Creative Coding Cookbook
- Credits
- About the Authors
- About the Reviewers
- www.PacktPub.com
- Preface
- 1. Getting Started
- Introduction
- Creating a project for a basic application
- Creating a project for a screensaver application
- Creating a project for an iOS touch application
- Understanding the basic structure of an application
- Responding to mouse input
- Responding to key input
- Responding to touch input
- Accessing files dropped onto the application window
- Adjusting a scene after resizing the window
- Using resources on Windows
- Using resources on iOS and OS X
- Using assets
- 2. Preparing for Development
- 3. Using Image Processing Techniques
- 4. Using Multimedia Content
- 5. Building Particle Systems
- 6. Rendering and Texturing Particle Systems
- 7. Using 2D Graphics
- 8. Using 3D Graphics
- 9. Adding Animation
- Animating with the timeline
- Creating animation sequences with the timeline
- Animating along a path
- Aligning camera motion to a path
- Animating text – text as a mask for a movie
- Animating text – scrolling text lines
- Creating a flow field with Perlin noise
- Creating an image gallery in 3D
- Creating a spherical flow field with Perlin noise
- 10. Interacting with the User
- 11. Sensing and Tracking Input from the Camera
- 12. Using Audio Input and Output
- Index
In this chapter we will cover:
- Creating a project for a basic application
- Creating a project for a screensaver application
- Creating a project for an iOS touch application
- Understanding the basic structure of an application
- Responding to mouse input
- Responding to key input
- Responding to touch input
- Accessing the files dropped onto the application window
- Adjusting a scene after resizing the window
- Using resources on Windows
- Using resources on OSX and iOS
- Using assets
In this chapter we'll learn the fundamentals of creating applications using Cinder.
We'll start by creating different types of applications on the different platforms that Cinder supports using a powerful tool called TinderBox.
We'll cover the basic structure of an application and see how to respond to user input events.
Finally, we will learn how to use resources on Windows and Mac.
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