I was playing around with rotating Mobius solids and came up with this... I
thought it was fun and so decided to share it.

Best Regards,
-Mike C.

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Mike the Elder wrote:

> I was playing around with rotating Mobius solids and came up with this... I
> thought it was fun and so decided to share it.

psychedelic but nice. Reminds me of a bulkhead from Alien ;)

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Hypnotic! And I'm frankly amazed at the *quality* of the animation, from a GIF
file; I didn't think it was possible. Is that due to the limited color palette,
only shades of red and blue?

Ken

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Christian Froeschlin <chr### [at] chrfrde> wrote:
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> psychedelic but nice. Reminds me of a bulkhead from Alien ;)

Thanks... In cyberspace, no one can hear you giggle.

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"Kenneth" <kdw### [at] earthlinknet> wrote:
> Hypnotic! And I'm frankly amazed at the *quality* of the animation, from a GIF
> file; I didn't think it was possible. Is that due to the limited color palette,
> only shades of red and blue?
>
> Ken

Thanks... and exactly right... Being a dedicated practitioner of economic
efficiency (cheapskate), I do as much as I possibly can with freeware. I was
able to dig up a copy of the freeware version of Ulead Gif Animator, which has
some pretty nice file size reduction tools for something with a cost of zero.
One would definitely notice more dramatic adverse effects of reducing the size
of the color palette if there were a broader rage of colors.   Also, a flat
black background creates many redundant pixels that can be removed from every
frame but the first.  Finally, relatively rapid motion covers up a world of
fudge factors.

Best Regards,
Mike C.

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