- Basically open a .np file, press compile, then run.
- Settings and log are in
C:\Users\<user>\AppData\Local\Ephemera\NProcessing.
- Rather than spending the effort on a built-in script editor, I figured it would be easier for you to use your favorite external text editor. The application will watch for changes you make and indicate that recompile is needed.
- I use Sublime Text - you can associate .np files with .cs for pretty-close syntax coloring by:
View -> Syntax -> Open all with current extension as C#
See the Examples directory for material while perusing the docs. There's a bunch that were ported from the Processing world, mainly to test.
| File | Description |
|---|---|
| lsys.np | Draws L-system trees. |
| gol.np | Game of life. |
| flocking.np | Port of flocking. |
| generative1/2.np | Ports of some generative files. |
| midi.np | How to use midi input as a graphics controller. |
| utils.np | Example of a library file for simple functions. |
| *.npp | Storage for dynamic stuff. This is created and managed by the application and not generally manually edited. |
| temp\*.cs | Generated C# files which are compiled and executed. |