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L-systems, or Lindenmayer systems, are a mathematical formalism proposed by the biologist Aristid Lindenmayer in 1968. They were initially developed to model the growth processes of plant development …
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Panics if system/foo.ls has no new line at end of file:
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eddy@aptonia:~/usr/src/rustfest2019-lindenmayer-systems-workshop/l-systems-material/code $ tail -n2 system/plant.ls ; echo 'aaaa'
X => …
eddyp updated
5 years ago
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### Using L-Systems we can:
- generate trees and other vegetation
- generate 2d patterns for use as texture overlays
- generate world geometry like labyrinths or even whole cities
### Resources:
- htt…
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There is a JRubyArt (_an implementation of processing in ruby_) [version](http://rosettacode.org/wiki/Hilbert_curve#Ruby) based on a Lindenmayer System it should be possible to convert to run in vanil…
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i'm working on a new module that can create waveshapes that trace out a closed curve (i.e. loop) in 2D with a self-similar boundary. here's an example:
 algorithm for generating strings based on predefined production rules. This algorithm should be designed with modularity and sc…
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It would be great if we can explore Lsys more freely. Maybe a built in webUi(shinyApp
, for example) to be called from a function. Say, LsysExplorer() ?
Or maybe build it separately?
I am going to try…
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I'm running a code using turtle and it seems to not compile because of a Wayland issue I'm guessing.
I'm using arch with newm-atha-git as the wm.
kernel : 6.3.5-zen1-1-zen
with no NVIDIA drivers ru…
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## Description
While Sugar has lots of activities, you can never have enough math games and puzzles. There is a great website with lots of ideas (See https://www.cut-the-knot.o…