- Found cool stuff on the internet. Put it all together in one package.
##Day 1
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Searched "Ripple" on Codepen, found Ripple CodePen by Anthony DAlessio
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Searched for "Sand" on Codepen, found Landscape Circle SVG by Tim Rijkse
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Did some styling. Moved some stuff around.
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Playing with this Landscape Circle SVG thing. Trying to get the bouncy circle to work. Having difficulty.
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Still playing with this Landscape Circle SVG pen. When I cut out the tress and mountains, the circle just sits there statically. Researching
TimelineMax
brought me to GreenSock. This is an interesting site. I look forward to playing with this. -
Update: GreenSock is a huge rabbit hole. I'm on a time crunch. Just going to use Ripple for now.
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Spent half an hour freaking out. Thought I broke it. Turns out, I had my headphones plugged in and it was messing up the input. Lol.
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Update: Filtered out Ripple so I get only one Ripple. Making the Ripple coincide with how many seconds a person ommmmmms is going to be more complicated.
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Fixing the wave/frequency visual (wave is too sharp, frequency needs to be scootched over to the right some).
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Cool transfergraph tool by Kevin Ennis
- Made zero progress. Well, no discernible progress anyway. I learned more about what is going on in the code and things that can break the app (I broke it more than once). However, I did cut out some fat and learned more about frequency.
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Feels like I made very little progress, but I'm still learning a lot and I feel like I'm allllmost there. The waves look a little better. I'm now getting a frequency readout in the console. I want to make the canvas bigger/smaller if the frequency is within human range.
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Tried some things like
var halfIntendedWidth = intendedWidth / 2;
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var ctx = document.getElementById('canvas').getContext('2d');
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canvas.setAttribute
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ctx.scale(x, y);
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also found http://codepen.io/Yakudoo/pen/zxgzMQ and http://codepen.io/chrisgannon/pen/ZWRgza
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Needed a button, found Button Hover States by James Power on Codepen