5.2.4

100 posters brief:

Initially, I used the information available on the processing website to create the posters, because I had no idea what I was doing. But then I remembered I wrote notes during class, so I used them later on.

During this part, I was a bit frustrated because my code didn't work; it took me quite some time to realise I was using Java code in Python, and I don't know how that happened, honestly.

Turns out I didn't add a circle even though I thought I did, which is why it didn't show the shape. Additionally, Sketch was using the PDF renderer, so the processing didn't show the window panel, where the outcome looks like.

This is the furthest I got by using my notes; the rest of the coding I used chatgpt to help because I had and still have no idea what im doing.

I had quite a difficult time figuring out why my outcome didn't save as a PDF turns out "import processing.pdf.*;" must be the first line for it to actually turn into one file with my PDFs.

Here are some of the posters that were made. I also made a version with squares because I felt like it. I only had to rect(x, y, size, size);

and

float x = 120 + cols * 100 - size/2; float y = 430 + rows * 100 - size/2;

to calculate the position of the squares.