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World: moving Arm

Owner: P5 Editor porting project  
API: P5 (r2)
World type: No Mind

This example uses transform matrices to create * an arm. The angle of each segment is controlled with the * mouseX and mouseY position. The transformations applied to * the first segment are also applied to the second segment * because they are inside the same push() and * pop() matrix group.

Created: 16 Jun 2021
Modified: 17 Sep 2023

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