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  1. Jim / Jan 11 2010
    • David / Jan 11 2010

      I grepped that whole article but there was no mention of my theoretical prediction of this planimal.

  2. Rob / May 20 2010

    > From: http://david.rysdam.org/blog/
    >
    > Rob, can you email me the working script?
    > Alternatively, I may have to calculate a transform
    > myself…
    >

    I received this email re: the posting I made to the makezine blog. Here’s the script, let me know if you have any questions:

    #——————————————————
    filter sinusoidal(int divs: 3-30 (8),
    float pan: -180-180(0),
    image in)

    #divs – Number of divisions to create, user definable
    #pan – Panning left / right to align petals, user definable

    py = 2;
    counter = 0;

    while (counter 1-(2*counter/divs)-1/divs && x1-(2*counter/divs)-1/divs && x<=1-(2*counter/divs)+1/divs) then

    if (px=1-(2*counter/divs)-1/divs+W*pan/360)

    then py=y
    else py=py
    end;
    end;
    counter = counter + 1;
    end;

    #allow the x axis to loop around
    if px1 then px=px-2 end;
    in(xy:[px,py])

    end

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