patternizer remix
views: 667This code is a little different from the original patternizer. I added an optional increment function to the end of the initialization of the main circles, which ended up changing things up a bit. I'm partial to 16, 18, and 19.
pattern_10 pattern_11 pattern_12 pattern_13 pattern_14
pattern_15 pattern_16 pattern_18 pattern_19
patternizer original
views: 611This is very cool stuff. Its the result of reading all of kirupa's 3d tutorials and trying to fully understand how the 3d rotation works. I started playing with rotating circles again and this is the result. The code is a bit of a mess because I just kept changing things everywhere to see how the pattern changed. The results are damned cool.
pattern_1 pattern_2 pattern_3 pattern_4 pattern_5
pattern_6 pattern_7 pattern_8 pattern_9
circle maker original
views: 413circle_made3 result of the circle_maker
circle_made2 result of the circle_maker
first piece i created this thing ('circle_maker')that makes patterns like this through a simple (ugly) web interface. its not live yet cuz i can't find a hosting company that will turn ming on yet...
tarbell lorenz attractor
views: 558tarbell lorenz attractor 1 this is a conversion of an swf jared tarbell wrote for friends of ed's flash math creativity tarbell lorenz attractor 2 this swf is small, but really compute intensive, so put its quality down lower if its too slow code here
recursive circles
views: 401recursive circles final animated vertical and horizontal
recursive circles animated
recursive circles variation
recursive circles still image of something i saw in the lab (if you haven't noticed im into circles)
concentric circles
views: 258concentric circles This animation set is what got me interested in Ming to begin with. It's four circle sets that share a center point and increment pattern.
concentric circles2 A variation on the original, animates by each circle, instead of circle set.
Circle application
views: 2053new circles app this new (8.2004) experiment ive been playing with. it all started with two circles next to each other fading into the screen and somehow flowed from there. as the numbers increase, the animations get more and more complex. the app started with 2 circle sets and grew to 8 circles. the code for this, including the handy dandy web interface, is here
Circle app results: 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20 21
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grid application
views: 294same class as above, different app another grid app
this will be cool, i swear this is the beginnings of something really dope
random motion animation
views: 256random motion thing this takes a bunch of different things i made in the past and mashes them together code here