Pulling Strings #2

Pulling Strings was largly inspired by the seemingly random outputs created with the "pull-string" technique, a technique where strings are being used to draw on a paper or canvas.
Depending on what kind of string or color is being used, the results can vary a lot.

The initial goal was to replicate the technique digitally but I quickly realized that I would need to simulate way too many aspects to get e satisfying result in an acceptable render-time.

I therefore tried to embrace the digital environment and let the user easily swap out palettes and backgrounds to try different combinations.

The custom-built "pigments-system" tries to approximate color-distribution of the real world.

Press 'S' to save the current still.
Press 'P' to Play/Pause the animation.
Press 'R' to reset the canvas and restart the rendering.
Press 'V' to toggle the vignette effect.
Press 'F' to fast-forward the rendering (if possible).
Press 'N' to create a new artwork, just for fun, nowhere saved.
Press 'Space' to toggle responsive-mode.

It's possible to use the alphanumeric keys to set a high-res resolution (1-9), the higher the number, the higher the resolution, default is 2.

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Created with p5.js

Special thanks to @MarnixKeller and @neuromantic6 for discovering a bug in the previous release!
Another thank you goes to @squiddy_q for helping to verify a bugfix on test-net!