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These are beautiful, and have a lot of different variations.
Enjoy!
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On 28/08/2024 04:27, Bald Eagle wrote:
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> These are beautiful, and have a lot of different variations.
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> Enjoy!
Oh, what a beauty ! Reminds me Escher works ...
How did you produced them ?
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YB
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yesbird <sya### [at] gmail com> wrote:
> Oh, what a beauty ! Reminds me Escher works ...
> How did you produced them ?
https://halirutan.de/programming/line-patterns/
https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/110848/is-it-possible-to-draw-this-figure-using-mathematica/111642#1116
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https://mathematica.stackexchange.com/questions/177209/drawing-the-pursuit-curves
Looks like it's very similar to the way De Casteljau's algorithm works for
drawing Bezier splines. You just interpolate along the edges - but each new
inner edge replaces the outer one.
I use VertexArray [mod (Index, Sides)] to cycle through my array and stay "in
bounds".
- BW
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On 28/08/2024 13:44, Bald Eagle wrote:
> Looks like it's very similar to the way De Casteljau's algorithm works for
> drawing Bezier splines. You just interpolate along the edges - but each new
> inner edge replaces the outer one.
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Thanks, it's simple and beauty altogether, also can generate patterns
for StringArt. I will include few into Povlab.
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YB
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On 28/08/2024 13:44, Bald Eagle wrote:
> Looks like it's very similar to the way De Casteljau's algorithm works for
> drawing Bezier splines. You just interpolate along the edges - but each new
> inner edge replaces the outer one.
Thanks, it's simple and beautiful altogether, also can generate patterns
for StringArt. I will include few into Povlab.
--
YB
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yesbird <sya### [at] gmailcom> wrote:
> Thanks, it's simple and beauty altogether, also can generate patterns
> for StringArt. I will include few into Povlab.
Nice.
A really nice effect is achieved when you reverse the direction of every other
triangle/polygon - I have yet to implement that feature.
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"Bald Eagle" <cre### [at] netscapenet> wrote:
> A really nice effect is achieved when you reverse the direction of every other
> triangle/polygon
And here's that, with an improved color scheme for jr. :)
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Playing around with the apparent 3D effect of the pattern, and fixing some
mis-matched edges, I was able to fade out the edges and make it look like it's a
3D surface of the image plane.
It would make a cool desktop or 3D tattoo.
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On 29/08/2024 04:13, Bald Eagle wrote:
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> Playing around with the apparent 3D effect of the pattern, and fixing some
> mis-matched edges, I was able to fade out the edges and make it look like it's a
> 3D surface of the image plane.
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> It would make a cool desktop or 3D tattoo.
It's become very smooth and meditative, maybe pastel-like coloring will
improve this effect ?
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YB
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Le 2024-08-28 à 21:13, Bald Eagle a écrit :
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> Playing around with the apparent 3D effect of the pattern, and fixing some
> mis-matched edges, I was able to fade out the edges and make it look like it's a
> 3D surface of the image plane.
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> It would make a cool desktop or 3D tattoo.
As a tattoo, you'll need one of the best of the bests of the tattoo
artist to create that.
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