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When I showed this image to my dad, he saw it as something flat, and
took the colors within the ellipse to be the important part -- and was
baffled that I said it had something to do with Fourier series!
As usual, I used a shiny texture and a multicolored sky. Rays within
the tube bounce around and emerge at `random' angles, whence the chaos.
Slime wrote:
> I assume that as we look towards the back of the object, we see the
> places where more terms have been added. So, as you added term after
> term, how did you calculate the value "inbetween" the terms? linear
> interpolation?
Yes. See the creases at the first few terms?
> Is this a parametric object or a mesh?
>
> "Anton Sherwood" <bro### [at] pobox com> wrote
> > (It's a mesh with 360*180 vertices.)
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Anton Sherwood
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