Simple Geometry is an example of implementing the concept of sampling using Bridson's Algorithm to create a Poisson-Disc.
Simple Geometry is built with Vanilla JavaScript for the sampling and button interactions and HTML5's Canvas for rendering the painting.
The game begins with a cleared board, and as soon as the user clicks on the screen, the screen starts getting filled with circles, creating a pointillism effect. These circles begin from a random spot on the canvas, and continue to spread out almost-evenly until a picture is made. The circles will slowly have a smaller radius as time goes by, creating a clearer and clearer picture. The user may click the next or previous buttons at the top to move through different images.
The BridsonsAlgorithm class holds all the logic for creating the algorithm, such as choosing active samples, deciding which locations to place new samples for even distribution, and deciding when a sample should go from being active to dead. The ImageStuff class contains the logic for creating the image and pulling the color data for each pixel. The algorithm and image sampling come together in the main file along with the functionality of the buttons and audio.