Not all slider combos are error free, but at this point I'm done debugging. https://turtletoy.net/turtle/dde69185e7#firstSplit=6,split=2,margin=6.01,sateliteR=7,connectionWidth=2.6,hatching=0 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/dde69185e7#firstSplit=5,split=2,margin=6.01,sateliteR=7.1,connectionWidth=1.4,hatching=0 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/dde69185e7#firstSplit=5,split=2,margin=6.01,sateliteR=7.1,connectionWidth=1.4,hatching=1.3

Thanks to Dan Catt see: https://youtu.be/1QLWiyrDEOM?feature=shared&t=61

Thanks to Dan Catt see: https://youtu.be/1QLWiyrDEOM?feature=shared&t=61

oh christmas tree

An implementation to resemble a concept I saw in a piece by u/KennyVaden at https://www.reddit.com/r/generative/comments/146sxqo/disruptor_r_code/ https://turtletoy.net/turtle/80f5254064#shapes=4,layers=7,distributionBySize=1,postitsPerLayer=500,directionVariation=60,sizeVariation=150,border=3,sizeRandomness=2.1,onlyOutLines=0 "Post-it" is a registered trademark owned by 3M

I just made it configurable a bit, even though i have no clue what is going on :D

I have ported most of "ln, The 3D Line Art Engine" by Fogleman (@FogleBird) to javascript, so it can be used on Turtletoy. Not all code is ported and not all code-paths are tested: probably there are still (a lot of) bugs left. This Turtle is a port of the example: https://github.com/fogleman/ln/blob/master/examples/skyscrapers.go

Fork of https://turtletoy.net/turtle/68ef188d1f - removed the PoissonDisc usage - added the grid that is used in this turtle https://turtletoy.net/turtle/abbc1557a1 by @reinder This grid allows two shapes; squares / hexagons, which are randomly spit and distorted. Examples: - Hexagons: https://turtletoy.net/turtle/deca53a32d#seed=1,grid=15,randomDistortion=0,spacing=0.15,splitChange=0,baseShape=1,lightAngle=2.1 - Squares: https://turtletoy.net/turtle/deca53a32d#seed=1,grid=15,randomDistortion=0.09,spacing=0.15,splitChange=0.41,baseShape=0,lightAngle=2.1

https://turtletoy.net/turtle/19a7a05449#correctCenter=1,rings=12,edgeSize=19,constrainBorder=7,sizeAmount=0.98,sizeNoiseZoom=462.9,sizeConstant=0.21,curveAmount=0.64,curveNoiseZoom=477.2,curveConstant=0.9,circleAmount=0.87,circleNoiseZoom=492.5,circleConstant=0.98 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/19a7a05449#seed=@Q2hhbmdlIG1lLCBlbXB0eSBpcyByYW5kb20gZXZlcnkgcnVu,correctCenter=1,outlinesOnly=0,rings=3,edgeSize=25,constrainBorder=-50,sizeAmount=0.9,sizeNoiseZoom=140,sizeConstant=0.4,curveAmount=0.77,curveNoiseZoom=145,curveConstant=0.8,curveAmplitude=0,circleAmount=0.75,circleNoiseZoom=255,circleConstant=0.33 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/19a7a05449#correctCenter=1,rings=3,edgeSize=19,constrainBorder=7,sizeAmount=0.98,sizeNoiseZoom=462.9,sizeConstant=0.21,curveAmount=0.64,curveNoiseZoom=477.2,curveConstant=0.9,circleAmount=0.87,circleNoiseZoom=492.5,circleConstant=0.98

inspired from https://paulbourke.net/geometry/harmonograph/

after an idea from r/PlotterArt

Circular flow field

Hyperbolic Helicoid http://www.3d-meier.de/tut3/Seite26.html

Creates random haikus Sometimes they have a meaning Context from nothing Uses https://turtletoy.net/turtle/0f84fd3ae4 for its nice fonts

#heightmap and #marchingsquares

Actually, her thread built the labyrinth.

Combines multiple of @reinder 's utils: - Grid https://turtletoy.net/turtle/abbc1557a1 - Tortoise / transforms https://turtletoy.net/turtle/102cbd7c4d - Simplex noise (as transform) https://turtletoy.net/turtle/6e4e06d42e Use the sliders or click these links to adjust variables: - https://turtletoy.net/turtle/ea3c181a0e#totalInnerShapes=2,noiseAmplitude=1,noiseFrequency=0.094,baseShape=3,randomDistortion=0.77,grid=13 - https://turtletoy.net/turtle/ea3c181a0e#totalInnerShapes=37,density=0.83,noiseAmplitude=7.96,noiseFrequency=0.018,baseShape=0,randomDistortion=0.52,grid=17

Grow pattern based on Poisson-Disc Sampling. Based on work by @FogleBird: https://medium.com/@fogleman/pen-plotter-programming-the-basics-ec0407ab5929. #possion-disc

Some Lissajous curves: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lissajous_curve

A Multi-Scale Smith Truchet variation with 'wings' as described by Christopher Carlson https://archive.bridgesmathart.org/2018/bridges2018-39.html https://turtletoy.net/turtle/518eb51bbf#Show=1 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/518eb51bbf#Show=2 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/518eb51bbf#Show=0,Gen0=0,MainInitialSize=40,MainSplitProb=0.4,MainMaxGens=3,MainBorderSize=3,MainBorderColor=0,GradGenRepeat=3,GradStartSize=140,GradGenerations=7 Todo: add user interface to enable tile type selection #truchet

Based on @reinder Voxel Raycaster, but with very basic ambient occlusion

tree rings

A circle of points connected by springs. They are constrained to a slowly growing circle. When they get too far from their neighbors, they split. Each point leaves a line behind as it moves.

tree rings

When I saw https://turtletoy.net/turtle/b743c97cf7 I could not resist an attempt. As @markknol mentioned, original credits go to Dmitri Cherniak: https://opensea.io/collection/ringers-by-dmitri-cherniak Known sorting bug (which I prefer to call an artistic feature): https://turtletoy.net/turtle/cec3b339df#seed=5032,samples=0.65 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/cec3b339df#seed=3212

A small and very unoptimized utility turtle that can be used to calculate contour lines. The ContourLines function will return an array of unsorted line-segments. #contourlines #utility

https://turtletoy.net/turtle/59b32fe984#camera_theta=0,camera_phi=0.01,camera_r=12,look_at_z=0,style=2,seed=27,hair_count=381,hair_subdiv=22,physics_steps=18

A simple yet effective demonstration of how the https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Moir%C3%A9_pattern works. #illusion https://turtletoy.net/turtle/5064684acc#delta=10,grid=4.3

Based off of https://turtletoy.net/turtle/4e56f607e1

Quaternion Julia Fractals: http://paulbourke.net/fractals/quatjulia/

Based on https://sagejenson.com/physarum Interesting variations: - https://turtletoy.net/turtle/860ffe5bf1#particles=3195,grid_size=261,iterations=10000,follow_trails=1,draw_on_turn=0,decay=1,seed=0,opacity=-0.345 - https://turtletoy.net/turtle/860ffe5bf1#particles=3321,grid_size=187,iterations=3161,follow_trails=1,draw_on_turn=1,decay=1,seed=24,opacity=-0.681 - https://turtletoy.net/turtle/860ffe5bf1#particles=1571,grid_size=335,iterations=21343,follow_trails=1,draw_on_turn=0,decay=0.99,seed=0,opacity=-0.314

Not my concept! I saw something like this by user vital_chaos on Reddit and I really liked it (link below). This turtle approximates that post with some added variation possibilities like the ability to plot it. https://www.reddit.com/r/generative/comments/1g06me0/the_spin_doctor/

I was messing around the function to draw an ellipse and got it to draw this which I thought was cool. I have a backlog of projects like this one that I have thought about releasing but I don't want to flood the feed, should I release them?

Drip drop

A study in rotating shapes.

A modification of this https://turtletoy.net/turtle/ceda3a1928

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halftone https://turtletoy.net/turtle/985778c61e#grid=15,drawChannel=1,cyanComp=1,magentaComp=1,yellowComp=1,keyComp=0.3,cyanMag=1,magentaMag=1.05,yellowMag=1.1,keyMag=1,cyanRot=0,magentaRot=0,yellowRot=0,keyRot=0,dotSize=0.25,normalMargin=20.9,penWidth=0.15,proofSize=0 https://turtletoy.net/turtle/985778c61e#grid=23,drawChannel=1,cyanComp=1,magentaComp=1,yellowComp=1,keyComp=0.3,cyanMag=1,magentaMag=1.1,yellowMag=1.2,keyMag=1,cyanRot=0,magentaRot=0,yellowRot=0,keyRot=0,dotSize=0.25,normalMargin=5,penWidth=0.15,proofSize=0,strictBorder=1 Plot, plot, plot

using @reinder simplex noise https://turtletoy.net/turtle/6e4e06d42e

Re-imagining of the sketch from which this is forked. Tweaked adjustment parameters, changed rendering to lines instead of circles, added fine-tuned adjustment slider to AngleIncrementA. Most recent revision: - added breakpoints for responsive pen opacity based on the minimum radius slider, and a corresponding function. - Added a slider to adjust the number of iterations before the sketch stops running.

// From Python Turtle - Lissajous Curve - www.101computing.net/python-turtle-lissajous-curve/

intersections

Fractal plant by Paul Bourke: http://paulbourke.net/fractals/lsys/ #fractal #lsystem

Map of New Cairo City. Queried and converted from OSM. Credit: © OpenStreetMap contributors

The sketched version

Paired hosts come out nicely after only 200 000 cycles now, and indeed they show an evolutionary advantage in the process of fixing self-generated instructions. Plus, they are beautiful.

3d cube tiling with premade tiles drawn in inkscape and some rules to improve the placement.

A dot in 10000. "Inspired" by the One in one million poster from Wait but why : https://store.waitbutwhy.com/products/one-in-a-million-poster-24x24 I would have love to make a one million grid, but my screen lacks the resolution. :)

Random walks on cube (with rotations)