Katie McCloskey

 https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1WWBf62Fwf89Vn1hpEymwFMaFohQ4hlE-glLmp9q72BU/edit?usp=sharing 

 https://editor.p5js.org/kmccloskey2/sketches/2lnCctddT   For this homework I attempted to make a video with a random tint. I liked the video example from the Youtube lesson that had a pink tint to it. So, for this, I used a conditional statement to correspond the video to change with the sound. A challenge that I had when completing this assignment was trying to figure out how to only have one video shown. It was frustrating because when I figured out I was missing something as simple as video.hide(); it all came together after spending much time figuring that out. I decided to use a slider to create the sound and when the sound is paused, the video tint is no longer random. 

  https://glitch.com/edit/#!/drawing-rainbow-nose?path=script.js%3A1%3A0 This concept was little more frustrating and hard for me to figure out then other concepts from the semester. It took lots of remixing and trial and error with figuring out how to make the objects follow the body parts. It was mostly difficult because after watching many YouTube videos of examples, it seemed that everyone had a different way of using poseNet in their code. Specifically, it was hard to understand how the computer knows the position of the x & y values of a specific body part. The amplification part of the code was alot of trial and error because I had to change it to find the right number to make it look like the user is drawing because most of the time the circle was not following the nose or anywhere near it. The other aspect of the code that may not look like much but took me a while to figure out is the position of the text. This is because I am not used to making the canvas size the en...

 https://editor.p5js.org/ltomlinson/sketches/5JSxx32Zr For this homework, we first met on zoom which was very helpful to me because Lennon was very familiar with the concepts. While on zoom, we looked at past projects which were useful for me to see examples of how classes and arrays can be used. For this project, Lennon coded the design which was very unique and a very cool concept. This collaboration was very helpful to me as Lennon was able to help me understand the concepts better through this code. A lot of the implications of using arrays and classes were new and advanced for me so seeing so being able to ask questions about specific lines and concepts in the code through the process is great for me to use in my future projects. 

 https://editor.p5js.org/p5/sketches/Mobile:_Shake_Ball_Bounce   Here is an example that I found that uses classes. The class is used in this code to create one function of "Ball" which is then used to make multiple balls. All of the balls have different movements and sizes even though they are called on in the ball function once which makes the code shorter and easier to read. The balls all look different in terms of shape and motion because the code uses the random function. In the constructor, the code uses different functions that are simplified and separated by what they are doing such as shape, display, and move.  

 I turned my partner (Jacquar's) code into functions. https://glitch.com/edit/#!/jacquar?path=script.js%3A29%3A0 original:  https://editor.p5js.org/jacquar.michael/sketches/fTKSkzqTM