Month: April 2020

Some students have asked how to make an append —grow a vector—when we use compound/complex variables. In past classes we have done some operations on vectors (arrays), both in simple values and in strings. The methods are semlhantes and seem efficient. For those who have studied the online reference, have seen that we can use… Continue reading A simple append with two-dimensional vectors

Some students have been struggling to understand the principle of squash & stretch. The first concept to retain is animation. A squash & stretch needs an initial deformation (squash). Typically crush. Followed by an animation that stretches (beyond the original size). And to finish the loop, you have to re-crush to the original size. This… Continue reading Squash & Stretch simple (pre-objects)