Finally, with the release of Processing 1.0, it is possible to run online the Interactive and Landscape Tool as an applet. For this occasion, I thought it would be nice to also open the source code. Explore the Interactive and Landscape Tool
July 4: let’s call it my independence day from TU Delft!
You can see the complete presentation used that day, and download the panels. Family (mum and two of her sisters) was also present. Thank you all who could come, and all who were there with their thoughts.
The commission was formed by Henriette Bier, Nimish Biloria and Axel Kilian (technical tutor). Kas Oosterhuis, the mentor of the thesis, was indisposed and could not be present. Altogether the presentation went very well, surely better than the p4, at which I was too sleepy. Probably the shower, or the paced taxi ride (thanks Ilaria!), got me awake. Also, thank you Saba for helping!
Henriette Bier is congratulating after she gave me the degree. Nimish Biloria is on the background.
This 2′ video introduces the agent system that swarms to shape the urban network. It is made with Virtools 4.0. Because it is a simulation, as opposed to animation, every time it runs it has a different outcome.
You can have a look at the source code in the Virtools .cmo file.
Use the F1-12 buttons to control. F1, then F2 to play!
