Add a MIDI-responding piano key pattern that lights up cubes based on notes

[SugarCubes.git] / SugarCubes.pde

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 *
 * Welcome to the Sugar Cubes! This Processing sketch is a fun place to build
 * animations, effects, and interactions for the platform. Most of the icky
 * code guts are embedded in the GLucose library extension. If you're an
 * artist, you shouldn't need to worry about any of that.
 *
 * Below, you will find definitions of the Patterns, Effects, and Interactions.
 * If you're an artist, create a new tab in the Processing environment with
 * your name. Implement your classes there, and add them to the list below.
 */ 

LXPattern[] patterns(GLucose glucose) {
  return new LXPattern[] {
    new SpaceTime(glucose),
    new Swarm(glucose),
    new CubeEQ(glucose),
    new PianoKeyPattern(glucose),
    
    // Basic test patterns for reference, not art
//    new TestHuePattern(glucose),
//    new TestXPattern(glucose),
//    new TestYPattern(glucose),
//    new TestZPattern(glucose),
  };
}

LXTransition[] transitions(GLucose glucose) {
  return new LXTransition[] {
    new DissolveTransition(lx),
    new SwipeTransition(glucose),
    new FadeTransition(lx),
  };
}

LXEffect[] effects(GLucose glucose) {
  return new LXEffect[] {
    new FlashEffect(lx),
    new BoomEffect(glucose),
    new DesaturationEffect(lx),
  };
}