Frolic, Glee: toggle trajectory direction

[cosinekitty]

It would be trivial to make Frolic and Glee trajectories go backwards by using a negative Δt instead of a positive one. Basically this means calculating the velocity vector, then negating it.

Consider adding a context menu option (or even a gate input port?) to toggle the trajectory direction.

[DaveBenham]

Interesting. That might be more useful as an input, though it might disrupt your faceplate design. An input to reverse would be analogous to a soft sync. An input to restart from initial conditions would be a hard sync.

These are looking more and more like a traditional VCO/LFO with chaotic waveforms, which I think is cool.

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It would be trivial to make Frolic and Glee trajectories go backwards by using a negative Δt instead of a positive one. Basically this means calculating the velocity vector, then negating it.

Consider adding a context menu option to toggle the trajectory direction.

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[DaveBenham]

Continuing the theme of a traditional oscillator, an FM (delta T) input with attenuator might be nice, especially if it can be switched between exponential and linear.

[cosinekitty]

I'm open to creating a new module with more stuff in it. Maybe we should call it... Chaos Lab!