Processing to C++ Code: Memo’s Fluids and Particles released -

Memo has released the source code for his optical flow/psychadelic fluids project, used at the Glastonbury Pi Installation.

Seeing as a lot of what I’m doing is based on open-source software and the good intention of others, I think its fair that I release some source code too… So I’ve tried to clean and comment a bit of the code I used on the psychedelic interactive fluid and particles demo (also used on the Glastonbury 2008 PI Installation.

This is built in C++ for speed and efficiency, but Memo has previously produced similarly psychedelic fluids in Processing.

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