Difference between revisions of "Eye"
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<edcode> | <edcode> | ||
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function drawEye() { | function drawEye() { | ||
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//ring | //ring | ||
| − | var ri=smoothStep(e,.31,.35)-smoothStep(e,.35,.39); | + | var ri=smoothStep(e,0.31,0.35)-smoothStep(e,0.35,0.39); |
| − | + | ri=1-0.35*ri; | |
mixed=colsca(mixed,ri); | mixed=colsca(mixed,ri); | ||
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} | } | ||
| − | function | + | function skinColor (x,y,b) { |
var rx=2*(x-0.5)*1.33; | var rx=2*(x-0.5)*1.33; | ||
var ry=2*(y-0.5); | var ry=2*(y-0.5); | ||
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skin[2]*= 1- 0.17*pecas; | skin[2]*= 1- 0.17*pecas; | ||
| − | var g = smoothStep(1-b,0.2,0.7) | + | var g = smoothStep(1-b,0.2,0.7); |
g-= smoothStep(1-b,0.8,1)*3; | g-= smoothStep(1-b,0.8,1)*3; | ||
skin[0]+=g*0.1; | skin[0]+=g*0.1; | ||
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var b=e; | var b=e; | ||
var eyeColor = eye(x,y,b); | var eyeColor = eye(x,y,b); | ||
| − | var | + | var skin = skinColor(x,y,b); |
| − | var mixed = mixColors(f,eyeColor, | + | var mixed = mixColors(f,eyeColor,skin); |
| − | red=mixed[0]; | + | var red=mixed[0]; |
| − | green=mixed[1]; | + | var green=mixed[1]; |
| − | blue=mixed[2]; | + | var blue=mixed[2]; |
if (red<0) red=0; | if (red<0) red=0; | ||
if (red>1) red=1; | if (red>1) red=1; | ||
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} | } | ||
| − | for (ty=0;ty<400;ty++) { | + | for (var ty=0;ty<400;ty++) { |
i=0; | i=0; | ||
for (var tx=0;tx<533;tx++) { | for (var tx=0;tx<533;tx++) { | ||
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} | } | ||
| − | function noise2(x,y,a,b) {return noise2d(x*a/256,y*b/256) | + | function noise2(x,y,a,b) {return noise2d(x*a/256,y*b/256);} |
| − | + | drawEye(); | |
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</edcode> | </edcode> | ||
Latest revision as of 07:39, 23 July 2015
If you want to understand how this program works, you will have to spend a good number of hours going through it. This code is here not to show you how something works but rather what is possible. It seems unfathomable, but nevertheless someone wrote it. It has 180 lines of code, each component does something small and understandable. Working together they can achieve an almost magical result.
