Project 2 - update7 (before presentation)

I have followed my initial plan of allowing the user to create the object that generates the noise, and by giving the user the ability to move the light when its night time, but also put an element of surprise by randomising the night/day transition.

Project 2 - update6

I have managed to incorporate sound into my sketch using "soundcipher", a sound library that I have found to be much simpler to use then minim. I have got basic sound interaction on moth hitting the flame but need to try and expand this into a more immersive experience.

I also made the light on/off transition automatic because I felt that making the user control this transformation was making it an unpleasant experience, when they also made the moths. this has allowed me to expand on my code by randomising the day to night transition during moth creation, and using the second() function to time the night to day transition.

Project 2 - update5

i have modified my code to limit the amount of moths that can be created, this way i can automate some other functions I want to implement such as the light turning of (day to night) being an automatic process on "moths created = x" and also the opposite, night to day, on "moths destroyed = x".

have also randomised the velocity of moths on creation, makes it a bit more natural.

Project 2 - update4

I've managed to incorporate some sound into the transformations,  but still need to play with it plenty to get it tweaked right.

Project 2 - update3

crack the light?

Project 2 - update2

i have the basic program going, with objects flying into a central object, took me awhile to figure out the trigonometry to achieve it but i got there eventually! my next task is to work out how to move the central object and have the little objects fly towards it once its set.