How to draw ellipses like this ( using for or while)
Let’s say you use a for loop
for(.....) {
}
Inside the for loop is one ellipse command with ellipse(x,y,6,6);
define x and y before setup (): float x,y;
Now how do you need to change x and y inside the for loop to get the result you want?
Please post your entire code. Then we can help you further.
Thank you.
Regards,
Chrisir
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The math:
What is the equation to a straight line?
The axes are not well labelled; is that a point at (4,3) and (13, 17)?
They do look equally spaced but not a well defined origin.
The plot:
Processing references are helpful.
https://processing.org/reference/
https://processing.org/tutorials/
As a new programmer or new to Processing I encourage you to look at references and tutorials to glean some insight and understanding, think about it and then write code yourself from scratch.
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how to draw many ellipse in proportional(using for or while)
i aslo can draw like this
void setup(){
size(300,300);
for (int i = 10;i <300;i = i+70){
ellipse(i,100,15,15);}
}
these ellipse can make proportional
please help
void setup(){
size(300,300);
for (int i = 10;i <300;i = i+70){
ellipse(i,100,15,15);}
}
If you kindly look at my post and follow my advice
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or say … i<10; i = i + 1) {
and manage the rest with x and y as shown
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dear sir
i am very new
and i tried to manage x,y, but still not success
only i can draw horizontal an vertical…but i want proportional
thank you for helping
Change x AND y
See my first post
Then show your entire code
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how to put numbers this graph
void setup(){
size(600,600);
background(190);
for(int i = 30 ;i <580;i=i+20){
line(i,30,i,570);
line(30,i,570,i);
}
strokeWeight(2);
line(30,570,570,570);
line(30,30,30,570);}
void draw(){
textSize(24);
text("Y",10,35);
text("x",570,590);
noStroke();
fill(200,0,0);
ellipse(570,570,10,10);
ellipse(30,30,10,10);
}
pls first you need to learn how to post code here at the forum:
from the post editor use the
</> code tag
looks like:
```
type or paste code here
```
please repair above code this way, and only PASTE good formatted code only:
in IDE use [ctrl][t] for this.
what is the question here?
are you talking about the numbers for the X and Y axis?
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Ya I want write X and Y number
Thank you very much for helping
Now see the code
void setup(){
size(600,600);
background(190);
for(int i = 30 ;i <580;i=i+20){
line(i,30,i,570);
line(30,i,570,i);
}
strokeWeight(2);
line(30,570,570,570);
line(30,30,30,570);}
void draw(){
textSize(24);
text("Y",10,35);
text("x",570,590);
noStroke();
fill(200,0,0);
ellipse(570,570,10,10);
ellipse(30,30,10,10);
}
Start draw () with a call of background - see reference.
In the tutorials read the first three text tutorials. Skip the videos for now
Do all drawings in draw().
For the ellipses use a for loop as I described. Write ellipse only once in the for loop - not like you have it now.
Make 2 other for loops in draw to write the numbers at the lines
sorry, but why you post the code 2 times, and why you
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- not format it in processing
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- not format it here as code
as i told you?
it should look like:
int off = 30, dgrid = 20, scale = 2*dgrid;
void setup() {
size(600, 600);
}
void axis() {
textSize(15);
stroke(255);
strokeWeight(1);
for (int i = off; i <= width - off; i += dgrid) {
line(i, off, i, width - off);
line(off, i, height - off, i);
}
fill(200, 0, 0);
stroke(200, 0, 0);
text("X", 580, off-4);
text("-Y", 10, 595);
for ( int k = 0; k <= (width - 2*off)/scale; k++ ) {
line(off + k*scale, off, off + k*scale, off -2);
text( k, off-4 + k*scale, off -4 );
line( off, off + k*scale, off-2, off + k*scale);
text( k, 10, off+4 + k*scale);
}
}
void circles() {
int d = 30, x0 = 20, dx = 4*x0 ;
stroke(200,200,0); //noStroke();
noFill(); //fill(200, 200, 0);
for ( int l = x0; l < width-off-d; l +=dx ) ellipse(off + l, off + l, d, d);
}
void draw() {
background(0);
axis();
circles();
}
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wow nice thank you so much
how to change that ellipse 13y to 13x
What do you mean?
Chrisir
