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Basic Water Droplets

I have a really hard time thinking up little programming sketches that don't turn into really involved projects. I almost prefer helping others write their code so I can learn from the ideas they are trying to implement.

This week, I created some water droplets. In the process, I found a really obscure compiler error. Word to the wise: don't use "#define" in Processing. It doesn't work and the message the compiler returns (something dealing with "webcolor" and "preproc" is not at all helpful in narrowing things down. James Kolstad and I stared at this for a while before I commented out just about every line of my program.

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