var y = 0;
var x = 0;
noStroke();
var draw = function() {
//repeatng 160k times because there will be 160k squares
for (var i = 0; i > 160000; i ++) {
//random colour chooser
var randomColour = random(1, 10);
//changing the number into a fill colour
if(randomColour < 5){
//if the random number is less than 5, fill the square black
fill(0,0,0);
} else {
//if not, fill it white
fill(255, 255, 255);
}
//if y is at 400, bring it back to 0 and change x by 10 for a new row
if (y === 400){
y = 0;
x += 10;
}
//finally, draw the square
rect(x, y, 10, 10);
y += 10;
}
};

AonymousGuy wrote:

Well,
A) I don't think you should post this here
B) Did you invoke the function? (I don't know if setting a variable invokes a function)
C) I think its Math.random not just random
D) Is rect() and fill() a legitimate command? What class is it from?

drmcw wrote:

fill doesn't look right, as it's not being used anywhere. Isn't there a fillrect function instead?

AonymousGuy wrote:

IT IS Math.random()!!!

Sorry for caps.

Also I haven't done too much javascript, so I didn't know that setting a variable to a function will eternally call it.

JAVAProgramming wrote:

AonymousGuy wrote:

IT IS Math.random()!!!

Sorry for caps.

Also I haven't done too much javascript, so I didn't know that setting a variable to a function will eternally call it.

OK, I kind of lied.. It isn't totally JavaScript… It's more like a hybrid of JavaScript.. So it IS RANDOM().

AonymousGuy wrote:

JAVAProgramming wrote:

AonymousGuy wrote:

IT IS Math.random()!!!

Sorry for caps.

Also I haven't done too much javascript, so I didn't know that setting a variable to a function will eternally call it.

OK, I kind of lied.. It isn't totally JavaScript… It's more like a hybrid of JavaScript.. So it IS RANDOM().

A hybrid of javascript and what?

If it's jQuery, I can't help.

drmcw wrote:

still think its the fill not being used.