scratch-for-java
A library to ease the transition from Scratch to Java (by openpatch)
bluej-processing
Integrate Processing with BlueJ (by mikebarkmin)
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scratch-for-java
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Hi I am new to processing. I have created 4 objects (images) that are supposed to move in all different directions and bounce off each other. I managed to make it move in only one direction all together. How do I make it move in all different directions?
You can try this library, if you want a quickstart https://github.com/mikebarkmin/processing-library-scratch But oft course you can do it by yourself. You use x and y coordinates and height and width to measure a hitbox. If the hitboxes overlap, change the direction of the movement.
bluej-processing
Posts with mentions or reviews of bluej-processing.
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From processing to Java?
I just wanted to clarify that there is a difference between the IDE and the library. Here is an example of using the processing library in BlueJ (a beginner-friendly IDE) https://github.com/mikebarkmin/bluej-processing
What are some alternatives?
When comparing scratch-for-java and bluej-processing you can also consider the following projects:
processing-imageprocessing - Collection of basic image processing algorithms for processing
processing-postfx - A shader based postFX library for processing.
brick-breaker - Brick Breaker Clone built with Java and Processing Graphics Library
processing - Source code for the Processing Core and Development Environment (PDE)
TuringMachine - A Turing machine interpreter made in Java using Processing libraries.