Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

This is the first video in the shading series. To start easy they play with orx-shade-styles and specifically with linear and radial gradients. In following videos they get into writing their own shader effects instead of using existing ones.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they improvise with contours, creating a dynamic shape which reacts to contour self-intersections.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they play with Shape, transformation matrices, and build a new shape from the difference of other two.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they play with regular polygons, obtain their segments and use control points to obtain new contours.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they continue playing with contours, the show how to obtain a point from a contour and how to sample equidistant positions.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they play with contours, compute their lengths and show how to render them.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they continue playing with segments with control points, with intersections between segments and they introduce some techniques for interactivity.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they introduce the hierarchy of geometric object available in OPENRNDR, and then they play with segments with control points and show how to find the point on a segment which is nearest to a specified point.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they play with line segments, their rendering and computing intersections between them.

Alessandro and Abe decided to see what happens when they get together and record their conversations about OPENRNDR, their favorite creative coding framework. They try to figure out what is special about Kotlin.

In this video they play with render targets, color buffers, filters and translation and rotation transformations.