GBoGBo's random stuff

Sun Feb 07, 2016 6:26 pm by Pilou

@Gbo about last ethnic image
Have you some "hot points" for past images without offsets ?

Sun Feb 07, 2016 6:44 pm by GBoGBo

Hi Pilou,
I pressed A to have non rotating stamps; after some tries, i decided not to use the self-repeting feature of Image Brush (it was difficult to get gapless prints), instead i printed each stamp separately with the mouse. Because the brush image is displayed all time long, it is perfectly possible to adjust each tile side-by-side by hand, but it was less painful for me to do a little program (with Processing/Java mouse Robot) to locate the stamping positions with the required precision.
This short video clip explains it better :

As you can see with the Image Brush set, the overall pattern is generated from a random selection of a single special tile, instanciated in 4 rotations at 90°.
Because of the possibility of random selection of the brushes (good shot Taron !), each ouput is unique, another go will give a similar but different overall pattern (watch carefully the 2 images in the previous page).
More explanations and original work from Robert J. Krawczyk (i have duplicated the tile from his example called "A Path of Your Own 013") :
http://bitartworks.com/paths01/gallery01.html
regards,
GBoGBo

Sun Feb 07, 2016 8:25 pm by Lemivision

Oh, your pattern looks fantastic, GBo! And I like the venner that it has. :ob

Sun Feb 07, 2016 10:34 pm by Pilou

@GBo
Ah ok that was a little prog! :beer:

But if it was inside Verve that will be more cool! :mrgreen:

Taron will cooking this without any doubt!

You can incredibly increase your results in modifying your module because it has now a diagonal symmetry!

And of course another way is also increase the number of junctions by sides (now 3 for your module)
It's amazing how a very simple pattern can create some crazzy organized chaos! c:!