SWORARS
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17th May 2020
17th May 2020
waiting for your opinions in the comments...
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Comments

  • LBPHacker
    LBPHacker
    19th May 2020
    I don't think they're Moire patterns; I can't see how their definition (involving lines) would apply here. This looks more to be more a result of sampling a high-frequency function (the .tmp of EXOT as a function of distance from origo) with an inadequate rate (every pixel or so), which yields something known as "folding" in the field of digital signal processing. I know it may be a bit of a stretch to post this, but https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nyquist_frequency
  • SpeedCat998
    SpeedCat998
    19th May 2020
    odd (comment too short)
  • Squaesh
    Squaesh
    19th May 2020
    They're radial Moire patterns
  • DAEKJAY64
    DAEKJAY64
    19th May 2020
    boi thats a hard one
  • Aleneration
    Aleneration
    18th May 2020
    In TPT source code, file EXOT.cpp, function graphics(): *colr = (sin(frequency*c + 4)......
  • Planet
    Planet
    18th May 2020
    @INFINITY-BOI you said "im was thinking", that confused me
  • INFINITY-BOI
    INFINITY-BOI
    18th May 2020
    @Planet , i have said "i was" , not "im think"
  • Dovydas
    Dovydas
    18th May 2020
    Nce stfff lol 1+0
  • Planet
    Planet
    18th May 2020
    @INFINITY-BOI, no i tried erasing all the EXOT to let it build up again. it showed the same pattern. Once i had made a script in scratch that could visualize a equation by calculating the x and y pixels. when i tried to use TAN and COS in the equation it showed me the same pattern of circles like in this save. i think that is somehow the case here.
  • Sprouted
    Sprouted
    18th May 2020
    tmp values