To make sure that my idea on the loop function was correct, I researched some coding examples on open processing and tried to alter them to see if my idea on a loop function is correct.
Below are a couple of links that relate to my research into loop functions. The first link is to the original piece of code showing a loop function which I tried to alter. The second link is my alteration to the loop exemplar I found in the first link. I altered it by having it still looping around and around again, but changed it so that when one of these functions is clicked on it stops. However it’s not just that one loop clicked that stops. All the loops stop as well. This is so that when one loop is clicked on, then all the loop functions are affected as well. This is to display that when you affect one of these clones, then you affect all of them.
http://www.openprocessing.org/visuals/?visualID=29181
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