This example shows how to evaluate expressions and display the result in Processing.
This example shows how to construct expressions dynamically.
The expression N[Pi, n] returns the first n digits of π.
Example of how to generate .OBJ meshes in WolframLang
and import the result directly into Processing PShape files.
This example uses the PeasyCam library.
Example of how to get the result of an expression as an image.
The expression ExampleData[{"TestImage", "Lena"}] loads a testimage.
Note that images retrieved via wolf.evalToImage(...) are encoded as GIFs.
As a result the color palette is currently limited to 256 colors.
Another Example of evalToImage.
Using the powerfull CellularAutomaton, and Graphics3D functions of Mathematica.
The Mathematica code looks like this:
Graphics3D[
Cuboid /@ Position[
CellularAutomaton[
{14, {2, 1}, {1, 1, 1}},
{{{{1}}}, 0},
{{{10}}}
], 1
]
, Boxed -> False]
Example for evalToImage with predefined Image size.
Note the use of the PixelConstrained attribute to get pixel perfect rendering.
