I am trying to draw multiple quads in a for-loop. It looks like this: for(int i = 0; i < o.getAllObjects().length; i++) { float[] objects = o.getAllObjects(); println(objects[i]); fill(255); noStroke(); quad(objects[i], objects[i+1], objects[i+2], objects[i+3], objects[i+4], objects[i+5],…

I’m a little OOOCD perhaps, but how about making a Rect or Quad class to store your four coordinates in before you draw? So much cleaner? int numQuads = 16; Quad[] quads; void setup() { size(800, 600); // your list of quads quads = new Quad[numQuads]; // assign attributes / initiali…

[SOLVED] I'm failing at drawing multiple quads in a loop

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[SOLVED] I'm failing at drawing multiple quads in a loop

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