Moire patterns animation with C++ - Part #3
This one was made somewhere in mid April 2017. After playing with all those infinite nr. of shapes in the previous project, I decided to get back to the basics, and change the direction a little bit.
The final result
The process
Started with these 2 groups of circles overlapping each other.
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Then I played with thickness .
![gif 1a.gif](https://steemitimages.com/DQmQqagZDJKAoQuF4uy3Kg4abPnuxqB8fK2LbYY7rA7jfQE/gif%201a.gif)
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Afterwards I used filled circles and created a start-time delay, so it can make this wavey effect.
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Interesting project! I like the idea of sharing your experiences with C++ here! I'll resteem it, so more people can see it ;)
Hey @steemchiller, thank you! Yes, C++ is a really interesting language that's worth exploring. You a coder yourself?
Yes, I've done it for many years, but not C++. In the last years I've been involved in building some Android Apps, but mainly Java is my world. If you want to do more without using C, I recommend you to take a look into Java Development! It's really fun, easy to start and the applications are fast, if it's done correctly ;)
Sounds interesting. Will definitely look into it! Can you also do animations, shaders with Java?
Jo, it's possible! If you want to build 2D/3D games without having to reinvent the wheel, I suggest to have a look at JMonkeyEngine ;)
http://jmonkeyengine.org
Thank man :) I'm taking a look at it now. Seems exciting!
That is way too cool! Haha im blogging from bed almost asleep now haha ! Good night , and thanks ! 😴😴😴
Haha thanks! Did it hypnotize you? :-D
yes LOL it put me to sleep ! Im just waking up now ! 😂😂😂