Phew! Made some progress today with fxhash + p5js. I finally have a template that uses features, properly sets random seeds, draws at any screen size (and on resize), and can save in multiple higher resolutions. Now all I have to do is port my sketch code (which should be the least of my problems). Thanks to both @WandaOliver and @gorillasun, from whom I borrowed bits and pieces to add to the simple fxhash template. After yesterday’s zero productivity I’m feelin’ groovy! #GenerativeArt #fxhash

@fridgebuzz @WandaOliver @gorillasun

That's awesome!
If you have a Github link or similar, I'd love to check your template out.

And do you have a system to re-use that template in some smart way, or is it just copy-paste?

@floede @WandaOliver @gorillasun I got around to making a template repo. It’s based off the fxhash-stdio-boilerplate repo with some extra stuff for using fxFeatures and outputting high resolution images. As I said, borrowed bits and pieces from the others in this thread. It’s not perfect because I cloned it from my own repo and not the original template. Might get around to fixing that someday. In the meantime, perhaps this will be useful. https://github.com/fridgebuzz/fxstdio-p5-template
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@fridgebuzz @WandaOliver @gorillasun

Looks good!

And very advanced :-)

@floede @WandaOliver @gorillasun thanks. It’s easy to use, though. Let me know if you have questions. I feel you can use this even if you’re not planning to publish on fxhash or use p5. Just don’t import p5 and forget about FxFeatures and the fxpreview() function.