wind-js | An demo animation of wind on a Canvas layer in the JSAPI | Canvas library
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An demo animation of wind on a Canvas layer in the JSAPI
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- Calculate the wind - effect size and scale .
- Increments one of the particle
- interpolate a point .
- Stalk the particles to fade out .
- interpolation of a column
- Get the column at a point .
- Calculate color style
- Convert a hex value to hex
- convert a hex string to hex
- Converts a hex value to a hex string .
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QUESTION
When I do npm start in the portal dir it has the error message:
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Answered 2021-Oct-05 at 13:17The tailwind-js-popup-error-800a0404- went away after renaming tailwind.js to tailwind.config.js in cp-frontend and also it's reference in package.json. Npm start had error:
Failed to compile layout.js. Module not found can’t resolve react.router I did the following:
in root dir and cp-frontend dir:
npm install react-router-dom npm install react-router-config
The blank screen and error messages went away after I moved the link to Edge instead of IE.
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I am trying to create a streamline wind map using data from seven weather stations. I am trying to have the same type of map is this animation or this animation.
I have read articles online that say how it works. It is quoted below.
Typically, such a visualization in the browser relies on the Canvas 2D API and roughly works like this:
- Generate an array of random particle positions on screen and draw the particles.
- For each particle, query the wind data to get the particle speed in its current location, and move it accordingly.
- Reset a small portion of particles to a random position. This makes sure that areas the wind blows away from never become fully empty.
- Fade the current screen a bit and draw newly positioned particles on top.
I am trying to achieve this, but I dont understand how the animations did the following...
- Moved the points across the canvas (as you can't move previously drawn items.)
- Adjusted the opacity of the previously drawn points to make them disappear.
So, how did they do that? Any advice is greatly appreciated for this novice programmer.
Thank you.
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Answered 2020-Jun-25 at 16:44After significantly extensive research, I found a method to achieve what I was looking for.
- Because I was creating a line that would have a tail that would disappear, I was able to use this code.
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