Hi guys. I'm newbie programmer.
I'm having difficulties to install p5 js in windows 10.
can u guys please help me.
Hi @akhilanadimpalli. The easiest way to get started is to download the p5.js complete bundle from p5js.org. Unzip the file, and then find the folder in there called empty-example.
Open up index.html in your browser, and open up sketch.js in a text editor (you can use Notepad, but you鈥檒l probably find something like Brackets, Atom or Visual Studio Code more useful in the long run). You can type p5 code into sketch.js, save the file, and then refresh index.html in your browser to see your sketch run.
Alternatively, for a quick play around, you can check out the p5.js web editor, which doesn鈥檛 involve any setup!
There鈥檚 more information on the getting started page on p5js.org.
PS: GitHub is more for letting us know about bugs with p5.js so that we can fix them, rather than asking for help using p5.js. Our forum is the best place ask how-to questions, and there are many people there that would be happy to help you get started 馃槂
Hi @joecridge .
thank you so much
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Hi @akhilanadimpalli. The easiest way to get started is to download the p5.js complete bundle from p5js.org. Unzip the file, and then find the folder in there called
empty-example.Open up
index.htmlin your browser, and open upsketch.jsin a text editor (you can use Notepad, but you鈥檒l probably find something like Brackets, Atom or Visual Studio Code more useful in the long run). You can type p5 code intosketch.js, save the file, and then refreshindex.htmlin your browser to see your sketch run.Alternatively, for a quick play around, you can check out the p5.js web editor, which doesn鈥檛 involve any setup!
There鈥檚 more information on the getting started page on p5js.org.
PS: GitHub is more for letting us know about bugs with p5.js so that we can fix them, rather than asking for help using p5.js. Our forum is the best place ask how-to questions, and there are many people there that would be happy to help you get started 馃槂