Visualizza il percorso da compiere grazie a Tripgeo Grazie ai servizi come e , offerti da Google, è possibile creare itinerari per raggiungere la meta desiderata ed orientarsi lungo percorsi ignoti. Grazie a , però, sarà possibile , per avere un’idea sempre più chiara di quali strade percorrere. Mettendo insieme il servizio di Google, con TripGeo, sarà possibile navigare itinerari cittadini in 3D, proprio come se fossimo a bordo della nostra auto. Dobbiamo semplicemente scrivere, come in Google Maps, gli indirizzi di origine e di destinazione, dopodiché otterremo un’animazione con le foto di Google Street View che mostreranno il nostro percorso dettagliatamente, fotogramma dopo fotogramma, senza toccare nessun altro tasto. Nella configurazione è possibile , il e una volta tracciato il percorso potremo condividerlo sul nostro sito web o blog per mostrarlo vedere a chiunque vorremo. Un'applicazione web molto semplice che può essere veramente molto utile. Via Tuttogratis | 100web2 Articoli correlati:
Till Nagel – TileMill for Processing This tutorial describes how to create beautiful custom maps, and use them in a Processing sketch. We are going to use TileMill to style our maps, export it, and load the rendered map tiles into PImages. There are two ways of doing that. Basic A single image as static map. Advanced An interactive tile-based map, where users can zoom and pan. Custom map adapted to style of a visualization. Designing custom maps In the last years, there have been tremendous changes in the digital cartography field. Fortunately, in 2009 the CloudMade editor was launched, in which users can select various properties and style maps based on OpenStreetMap by themselves. Now, say hello to the new kid in town: TileMill – A map design studio TileMill is a map design environment, which – as they put it – “enable[s] artists to design maps”. It is a bit more complicated to setup, though, and only available for Mac OS X, Ubuntu and other Linux/Posix systems. Single image as static map Interactive tile-based map
Till Nagel 25 life-saving tips for Processing | Amnon P5 - Experiments with Processing by Amnon Owed 25 life-saving tips for Processing Posted by Amnon on January 28, 2012 · 46 Comments Well, perhaps they won’t literally save your life. But they surely will help you write your sketches easier, faster and more efficiently! 1. frameCount, millis(), modulo % and noise Let me start with a few functions that in themselves and in combination are extremely useful. 2. math, logical and relational operator shortcuts Any program will use operators. 3. math with ints A very common mistake is doing math operations on integers and expecting a floating number outcome. 4. frameRate Processing’s frameRate is by default capped at 60 fps. 5. loading specific files from an external input directory Many applications use file input, for example an image or a data file. 6. timestamp When saving output to a file you often need a way to distinguish between different sessions. 7. fast image sequence saving If you want to save your visual output to a file you can use the save() or saveFrame() funtions.
Pessimistress/Isochronic-Map Polymaps Playing with pixels ! Processing Created by Princemio in collaboration with onformative, the Pathfinder project was created with aim to contribute to the creative processes of choreographic development. RC4 in London researches computational design methodologies for large-scale 3D printing with industrial robots, taking logistical, structural and material constraints as design opportunities to generate non-representational architectural spaces with extreme information density. Created by LUSTlab in collaboration with The Mobile City, Binnen de Lijnen is part of an ongoing research project called Public Space – Public Matter from Trancity. Created by David Colombini at ECAL, Attachment is a poetic machine that allows you to send messages, images, or videos into the air using a biodegradable balloon with intention to rediscover expectation, random and the unexpected uncommon with the current forms of communication. Every once in a while a project comes along that will change how we think, discuss and produce digital art.
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