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CachefloweLooking for magic numbers
derheap@cacheflowe Cool! Can you tell more about the software and controller?
@derheap I just updated the image alt description with some more info :)
@cacheflowe Thanx a lot!
Alyssa🏳️⚧️@cacheflowe That is awesome!
Madopal
Jonathan Lennox@cacheflowe Demon summoning speedrun
Shae Erisson@cacheflowe
Is this using Brent Yorgey's Factorization Diagrams?
https://mathlesstraveled.com/2012/11/05/more-factorization-diagrams/
It certainly looks related!
It's great, I want to see more!
Is this using Brent Yorgey's Factorization Diagrams?
https://mathlesstraveled.com/2012/11/05/more-factorization-diagrams/
It certainly looks related!
It's great, I want to see more!
@shapr it does look quite similar! I'm just placing smaller versions of the parent shape at each vertex of a polygon, with variable scale & rotation (and optional bounding circles)
FreeLikeGNU@cacheflowe I'm getting some #DrStrange vibes from the cool visuals!
anotherandrew
Canadian Curmudgeon@cacheflowe IS this going to be released as a program or app for PCs? Looks fascinating.
@CdnCurmudgeon it’s not going to be released - it was one of my many little experiments over the years :)
Ponder Stibbons 🇧🇷🇩🇪@cacheflowe
What software is that?
What software is that?
@blackcoffeerider it's a lil custom software built w/Java & Processing
Tabby
Spenot@cacheflowe I did something similar recently and plan to do further experiments https://twitter.com/spenot/status/1641541403896414214
@spenot nice! Tactile UI adds so much 🤗
@cacheflowe Thanks! I just wish MIDI wasn’t limited to 7 bits, it’s a bit rough :)
The Kleinian Arborist@KleinianArborist The knobs are store-bought - it’s a Novation LaunchControl. Really nice little unit!
Mike Ellis@cacheflowe @emargee wut and why the fuck haven't I got one of whateverthefuckthatis
drevil
Congruent Triangles - Anime Opening
@chickfilla I love this 😍
Willem Janssen@cacheflowe
Cool.
Reminds me of when I was playing around with tree fractals and accidentally found a Koch snowflake at 150 degrees and 1/sqrt(3) scale.
(Pic stolen from https://blog.wolfram.com/2016/02/03/a-mathematical-snowstorm-or-how-i-survived-a-blizzard-of-koch-like-snowflakes/)
Cool.
Reminds me of when I was playing around with tree fractals and accidentally found a Koch snowflake at 150 degrees and 1/sqrt(3) scale.
(Pic stolen from https://blog.wolfram.com/2016/02/03/a-mathematical-snowstorm-or-how-i-survived-a-blizzard-of-koch-like-snowflakes/)
@Wlm ooh! There’s definitely a similar thing happening there, but seems much more complex than what I’ve done :)