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HemeshGui & HemeshGuiLight v0.2 (July 22, 2011)

Just a minor update so HemeshGui & HemeshGuiLight can run under the latest version of Processing (1.5.1) and Hemesh (Beta 1.4.9). Planning on a more substantial update, but until then you can use these. The only addition in this version of HemeshGui is the ability to change the size of the Sunflow render output.

How to install HemeshGui

Note: Sunflow 0.7.3 requires Java 1.6

1. Install the latest version of Hemesh (1.4.9).
2. Install the latest version of controlP5 (0.5.4).
3. Download & unpack the latest version of HemeshGui (0.2).
4. Download SunflowAPIAPI.java. Place it in the HemeshGui main directory besides “HemeshGui.pde”.
5. Remove the line package com.briansteen; from SunflowAPIAPI.java.
6. An already compiled version of Sunflow (0.7.3) can be found on this page. Download the file “binariesAndSources.zip”. Unpack the contents. Place the file “sunflow-and-janino.jar” in the HemeshGui subdirectory called “code”. You can delete the rest of the contents.
7. Run. Use the gui to choose a shape and modifiers. Use the gui or keyboard shortcuts to render in Sunflow. Click here to see a fully annotated gui.

How to install HemeshGuiLight

1. Install the latest version of Hemesh (1.4.9).
2. Install the latest version of controlP5 (0.5.4).
3. Download & unpack the latest version of HemeshGuiLight (0.2).
4. Run. Use the gui to choose a shape and modifiers. Click here to see a fully annotated gui.

SlitsP5 (January 22, 2011)

• SlitsP5 is a full HD slit-scanning sketch for Processing. It's easy to use and should work regardless of the size and number of input images due to it's batch-processing technique. For some background info and instructions on how to use it properly check out this blogpost.

Some stills of the video Eternalism I made with SlitsP5:

HemeshGui & HemeshGuiLight (December 22, 2010)

• HemeshGui is a graphical user interface I made for the excellent Hemesh library by Frederik Vanhoutte. HemeshGui can render shapes directly in Sunflow via Christopher Warnow's SunflowApiApi.
• HemeshGuiLight is a stripped down version of the regular HemeshGui. It does not have Sunflow rendering capabilities. Thus also less dependencies, making it a little easier to install and run.
• For some background info check out the post on CreativeApplications.net.

Some screenshots of renders I made with HemeshGui (see more on Flickr):

If you have any questions, the easiest way to get help is via the Processing forum.