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processing clear screen

My app draws a curve, using point() . To clear the curve I tried to draw a rectangle, which was too slow approach as I lost lots of point drawings. ,I have a Processing sketch that takes used input and displays it. My problem is that I need to clear the input at certain points on the screen. ,I have a title page with 3 buttons and when I click one I want to clear the screen and have it call a function that will display other stuffs. Thanks alot. , PGraphics pg; void setup() size(200, 200); pg = createGraphics(width, height); } void draw() background(204); // Clear the PGraphics when ...,clear(). Examples. def setup(): size(200, 200) global pg pg = createGraphics(100, 100) def draw(): background(204) pg.beginDraw() pg.stroke(0, 102, 153) ... ,How do I clear the screen to make this happen? Like, in C++, you use "clrscr()". What's the processing equivalent of that for processing? ,I'm trying to get the screen to clear after the ellipse is clicked, but I can't quite figure out how to do it. The current code runs fine for me, but it ... , The easiest way to wipe the screen is by calling background() -- for example at the beginning of every draw() frame. From the Processing ...,In the end the screen gets pretty busy with lines on top of other lines which makes everything really messy. I could copy and past my code but ... ,I need to modify the code so that Processing clears the screen whenever I click the mouse button. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, ...

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clear a specific area of screen - Processing Forum

My app draws a curve, using point() . To clear the curve I tried to draw a rectangle, which was too slow approach as I lost lots of point drawings.

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Clear Canvas - Processing Forum

I have a Processing sketch that takes used input and displays it. My problem is that I need to clear the input at certain points on the screen.

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Clear the screen - Processing 1.0 - Processing Discourse

I have a title page with 3 buttons and when I click one I want to clear the screen and have it call a function that will display other stuffs. Thanks alot.

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clear() Language (API) Processing 3+

PGraphics pg; void setup() size(200, 200); pg = createGraphics(width, height); } void draw() background(204); // Clear the PGraphics when ...

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clear() Language (API) - Processing.py

clear(). Examples. def setup(): size(200, 200) global pg pg = createGraphics(100, 100) def draw(): background(204) pg.beginDraw() pg.stroke(0, 102, 153) ...

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Clearing the screen - Processing 2.x and 3.x Forum

How do I clear the screen to make this happen? Like, in C++, you use "clrscr()". What's the processing equivalent of that for processing?

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How can I clear my screen? - Processing 2.x and 3.x Forum

I'm trying to get the screen to clear after the ellipse is clicked, but I can't quite figure out how to do it. The current code runs fine for me, but it ...

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How can I clear the canvas using one click in processing ...

The easiest way to wipe the screen is by calling background() -- for example at the beginning of every draw() frame. From the Processing ...

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How to clear the screen after drawing something - Processing ...

In the end the screen gets pretty busy with lines on top of other lines which makes everything really messy. I could copy and past my code but ...

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How to clear the screen on mouse click - Processing Forum

I need to modify the code so that Processing clears the screen whenever I click the mouse button. Any advice would be greatly appreciated, ...

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