[Edu-sig] Accessibility to non CS types?

[dblank at brynmawr.edu]

Very nice demonstration; nice way to make it clear what PataPata is about!
(The first thing I was wondering about was if there was a way to make a
dynamic change apply to all current objects? Say, change all of their
colors, or methods.)

Also, you can make your videos using your favorite tool, Python! I've made
a couple of videos of our Python-based robotics system, including a pure
Python 2-D simulator, complete with sonar, infrared, bumpers, and
simulated vision. I've also listed instructions on how to make the videos
here with Python and VNC thanks to pyvnc2swf:

http://pyrorobotics.org/video/

Not quite as smooth as some other methods, but not too bad so far.

-Doug

> On 5/29/06, Paul D. Fernhout <pdfernhout at kurtz-fernhout.com> wrote:
>>
>> Francois-
>>
>> Wow!  Thanks for making that Flash recording:
>>
>> http://francois.schnell.free.fr/bazar/patapata-test1/patapata-test1.html
>> That is a neat demo showing things I had not even thought of, like with
>> the jumping Morphs (and far beyond my presentation skills).
>
>
> [snip]
>
> Now that you made a video, perhaps that spark of enlightenment will
>> spread. :-)
>>
>> Indeed!  This is really neat.  I had downloaded a much earlier version
> which left me rather underwhelmed (probably because I had no clue as to
> what
> patapata was leading to).  This is really neat.  Congrats Paul!
>
> André
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