Degree of Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Disco Towers is an exciting dance club housed in a three-storey skyscraper. It is known for its wild disco parties featuring red and green lights. Your task is to create a simulation in Processing of Disco Towers during a typical Friday night dance party! For this simulation, we want to use a canvas of size 255 px by 255 px. Select a sky-coloured background (such as dark blue) on which to draw a simple side view of the skyscraper. The building itself should be a simple gray rectangle approximately centered on the x-axis of the canvas. The building should have six recetanglar windows arranged in a grid format and should initially be filled in yellow. See the first image below for an idea of what your skyscraper should look like. On a mouse click, the colour of all six windows should change depending on the current position of the mouse. The red component of the window's colour should be set to the current y-coordinate of the mouse and the green component should be set to the current x-coordinate. This behaviour is similar to exercise 4 of the chapter 6 lectures. Hint: You may want to write one or two of your own functions to better organize your program. As a rule, if you ever find yourself duplicating the same code in more than one spot, you should almost certainly encapsulate that code in a function! gure 2: Initial skyscraper image before any clicks are made. (left). A mouse click in the top left corner of the nvas results in the windows changing to black. (middle). A mouse click on the left side closer to the middle of the canvas causes dark red windows. (right). What to Hand In Hand in your Processing program in a file called a2q2.pyde Degree of Difficulty: Easy to Moderate Disco Towers is an exciting dance club housed in a three-storey skyscraper. It is known for its wild disco parties featuring red and green lights. Your task is to create a simulation in Processing of Disco Towers during a typical Friday night dance party! For this simulation, we want to use a canvas of size 255 px by 255 px. Select a sky-coloured background (such as dark blue) on which to draw a simple side view of the skyscraper. The building itself should be a simple gray rectangle approximately centered on the x-axis of the canvas. The building should have six recetanglar windows arranged in a grid format and should initially be filled in yellow. See the first image below for an idea of what your skyscraper should look like. On a mouse click, the colour of all six windows should change depending on the current position of the mouse. The red component of the window's colour should be set to the current y-coordinate of the mouse and the green component should be set to the current x-coordinate. This behaviour is similar to exercise 4 of the chapter 6 lectures. Hint: You may want to write one or two of your own functions to better organize your program. As a rule, if you ever find yourself duplicating the same code in more than one spot, you should almost certainly encapsulate that code in a function! gure 2: Initial skyscraper image before any clicks are made. (left). A mouse click in the top left corner of the nvas results in the windows changing to black. (middle). A mouse click on the left side closer to the middle of the canvas causes dark red windows. (right). What to Hand In Hand in your Processing program in a file called a2q2.pyde
