Jayson Corey Project 1: SpawnFlower

Inspired by flowers and strobe lights, this program is designed to let you see a bunch of possible flower designs really quickly against flashing backgrounds and give you the power to summon glorious walls of light in short bursts. This project is a byproduct of me screaming at another program for this project that refused to do what I wanted it to do, and me wanting to make a lot of flashing rainbow colors that are randomly generated and highly obnoxious. Press any key to cause the display to flash a rainbow color at random. Enjoy!

Also, it tends to run a lot faster in this blog than it should actually run. That ultimately makes the flashes you cause more subtle and hurts the interactivity, and makes some odd effects with lines. But it also makes the program a bit more humorous. Trade offs.

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  1. I like this image. The fact that the color changes in a gradiant along a seemingly connected line is a nice touch. It is cool that it can create everything from very spiky shapes to shapes that look to be practically spirals. While a bright yellow is often used fro simple depictions of light the subdued yellow has a very nice effect in this case and goes nicely with the light cool colored backgrounds.

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