Adam POooh, I'm going to have INFINITE fun with this! π
ππππππ@r_flash Excellent !
@Pst Thank you! π
Jazz Rabbit ππ³οΈββ§οΈ@r_flash oooooh hey this is lovely
@madrabbit Thanks! π
Eric O'Connell@r_flash fantastic πππ»
@compassing Thank you π
Axel@axel I didn't realize that the text might sound somewhat cryptic without the context of my previous post. I have recently implemented this kind of distorted infinite tilings (specifically, regular tilings on the PoincarΓ© disk) as part of my collection of algorithms for procedural art. But since the implementation lives in a web app, I think all three options are technically correct π
@r_flash
Great. Now I have to follow you π
However I could not find a reference to a website or repository in a lot of your previous posts. Just the art is enough of course, and I should start playing with mathematics again.
Great. Now I have to follow you π
However I could not find a reference to a website or repository in a lot of your previous posts. Just the art is enough of course, and I should start playing with mathematics again.
@axel Yeah, I didn't publish the web app. It has a lot of bugs I don't feel like fixing and overall I'm afraid that supporting it for a wider audience would be more work than fun for me.
@r_flash
Understandable. What web framework did you use?
Understandable. What web framework did you use?
@axel I used Lit (https://lit.dev/) for the interface and it's been quite a pleasant experience.
Maciek