Sunday, May 6, 2012

Structure Synth for Generative Art



I've been messing around with Structure Synth lately, and it's a lot of fun.  The scripting language it uses is great for most of the things I want to design.  Still, there are a few situations where my students and I have not been able to make Eisen Script do what we require.  For that, what better language to use for "playing nicely" with Structure Synth than Python? 

I'm writing a Python module to help students bridge the gap between their imagination and Eisen Script. 

The image above was made during some rendering experiments I ran today.  Trying to find the right combination of depth of field and reflectivity is more fun than it sounds.

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