Noel! thanks a for the code and comments on it. Great way of explaining it. The first time I saw it I thought it was too complex. I still think it is, hehe but after all the comments, yeah, I kinda grasping it.
I was super excited because after your first replied I thought “oh, it will be nice to make a qr code thingy” But, oh yeesh.
Very interesting too, for me to see specified indexes at the arrays instead of filling it randomly like most tutorials I read or saw.
Thanks a lot, Noel!
The random walker idea might still be interesting
@Huno Yes, a random walker is a nice idea. I would like to see that.
Here’s a tutorial on Kevin’s site. A great place to hang around.
I would add code keeping track of the distances between points for a more evenly distribution. (not packing) Here is a tutorial about placing circles without overlapping on Daniel’s page.
please note that with that it looks better. It’s a gray outline for the rects.
(Without it, the outline would be black and the rects are also black, so we cannot distinguish between adjacent rects. That looks not as nice)