Generative Disease: Cold Sores II

For midterm in Dan Shiffman's Nature of Code, I chose to create generative cold sores. Currently the sores are distributed using Perlin noise. My next step is to incorporate hierarchy into the distribution.

ICM Homework Week 3

This week I was supposed to create classes and instantiate objects. Last week I tinkered with a random line drawing program. The way it works is simple:
1. pick a starting point
2. pick a point on an invisible circle
3. draw a line between points
3. the second point becomes the new starting point
4. repeat

I tried to limit the points on the circle so it was more like picking a point on the crust of a slice of pizza. I was attempting to make the movement smoother. What I got looked like a long tent pole that was unhinged and thrown onto the screen.

This was because I was using the random() function to pick a value. I switched to the noise() function and the result was much more fluid and ultimately cooler looking.

Clicking on the window resets the points to the mouse location.