Squares

Richard · Post by **Richard** » Aug 03, 2011 21:04

@ Albert.
Consider zero = 0.
Then replace it with zero = (1 – 1), which remains true.
Next move the ones apart so (+1) is near and (–1) is far away, do this by inserting nothing between them.
We get zero = (+1 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 +0 –1), again true.
This is an uneven distribution but still with a sum of zero.
Although the sum is still zero, locally it can be +1 or –1 during evaluation.

Now imagine replacing 1 throughout the previous process with E (for energy).
We then have +E for energy and –E for anti-energy. It remains true.
Now we can have mass +M and –M for matter and antimatter.
Other things like charge can appear in the same way.
See also: http://www.astrosociety.org/pubs/mercur ... thing.html

Albert wrote:We have to assume that in the beginning; only space-time existed

No we don't. You should reason instead with “I assume that ...”, “Let us assume that...” or “If we assume that...”. By insisting on space-time being more fundamental, than say energy, you are restricting your reasoning to only a subset of all the possible models. It may well be that your subset does not include models consistent with our universe.

That might explain why you are perpetually going round in squares.

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 03, 2011 22:10

@Richard

Einstien found particles in an accelerator dissappeared into energy..

That would mean that the particle expanded back to;

"Space-Time at rest"

The expansion is seen to be a "release of energy" , like an frozen CO2 returning instantly to gasous CO2..

I would think that a complete vacum, is space-time at rest..
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Nice link article though..Interesting.

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I'm thinking and thinking on how to depict space-time and matter on the screen with a program.
But everything i come up with has never been answered by math or theory.. Fermi-Lab , Cern , Lawerence Livermoor, All dissmissed my theories but none of thier theories answer the question either...

Until the theory can be proven by experiment its worthless...

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 03, 2011 22:49

Heres A bird of paradise, sort of???

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=175
dim as double deg1,deg2

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/4

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step 1
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*s2*(c1+s2)
        x2=radius*c2*s2*(c2+s2)
        
        y1=radius*s1*s2'*(s1+s2)
        y2=radius*s2*s2'*(s1*s2)
        
        pset(xctr+x1+x2,yctr+y1+y2),9
        
    next

    sleep 5
    
next

sleep

Heres some sort of sex thing ???

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=175
dim as double deg1,deg2

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/1.75

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step 1
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*log(deg2*rad+(s2*c2))
        x2=radius*c2*c1
        
        y1=radius*s1*s1
        y2=radius*s2*log(deg2*rad+(s2*c2))
        
        pset(xctr+x1+x2,yctr+y1+y2),9
        
    next

    sleep 5
    
next

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 03, 2011 23:11

Heres an symetrical abstract called "abstract334.bas"

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=175
dim as double deg1,deg2

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/1.75

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 2
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step .5
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*sin(log(deg2*rad+(s2*c2))*s1*s1/c2+s2+c2)
        x2=radius*c2*c1*s2*s2*cos(cos(deg2*rad*s2*s2)*c1*c2/3)
        
        y1=radius*s1*s1*c2*c2*cos(cos(deg2*rad*s2*s2)*c1*c2/3)
        y2=radius*s2*sin(log(deg2*rad+(s2*c2))*s1*s1/c2+s2+c2)
        
        pset(xctr+x1+x2,yctr+y1+y2),9
        
    next

    sleep 5
    
next

sleep

Heres "abstract335.bas"

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=175
dim as double deg1,deg2

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step 1
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*c2*c2*c2
        x2=radius*c2*(c1+s1)*c1
        
        y1=radius*s1*s2*s2*s2
        y2=radius*s2*(c1+s1)*s1
        
        pset(xctr+x1+x2*.95,yctr+y1+y2*.95),9
        
    next

    sleep 5
    
next

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 03, 2011 23:42

This one i call "galctic-chicken.bas"

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres



dim as double deg1,deg2 , rad1=atn(1)/45 , rad2=atn(1)/22.5
dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2 ,x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double xctr=xres/2 , yctr=yres/2 , radius

radius=125

for deg1=0 to 360 
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad1)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad1)
    
    x1=radius*c1
    y1=radius*s1

    
    for deg2=0 to 360 step 1
        
        c2=cos(deg2*rad2)
        s2=sin(deg2*rad2)
        
        
        x2=radius*s2*log(deg2*rad1*s2)*atn(deg2*rad1*s2/s1)*atn(deg2*rad2*c1*s1*c2)*sin(deg2/(s1*c1*s1*c1)*rad1*rad1)
        y2=radius*c2*log(deg2*rad1*c2)*atn(deg2*rad1*c2/c1)*atn(deg2*rad2*c1*s1*c2)*sin(deg2/(s1*c1*s1*c1)*rad1*rad1)
        
        pset(xctr+y1+y2,yctr+x1+x2),9
        
        
    next
    
    sleep 1
    
next

sleep

and "abstract335.bas"

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres



dim as double deg1,deg2 , rad1=atn(1)/45 , rad2=atn(1)/22.5
dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2 ,x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double xctr=xres/2 , yctr=yres/2 , radius

radius=125

for deg1=0 to 360 
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad1)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad1)
    
    x1=radius*c1
    y1=radius*s1

    
    for deg2=0 to 360 step 1
        
        c2=cos(deg2*rad2)
        s2=sin(deg2*rad2)
        
        
        x2=radius*s2*log(deg2*rad1*s2)*atn(deg2*rad1*s2/s1)*sin(deg2/(s1*c1*s1*c1)*rad1*rad1)
        y2=radius*c2*log(deg2*rad1*c2)*atn(deg2*rad1*c2/c1)*sin(deg2/(s1*c1*s1*c1)*rad1*rad1)
        
        pset(xctr+y1+y2,yctr+x1+x2),9
        
        
    next
    
    sleep 1
    
next

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 04, 2011 0:41

This one i call "Sombrero.bas"

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step .25
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*(tan((deg1*s2)*s2*c1*c2/5)/4)/20
        x2=radius*c2*(log((deg1*c2)*c2*s1*s2/5)/8)*log(deg2)
        
        y1=radius*s1
        y2=radius*s2
        
        pset(xctr+x1+x2,yctr+y1+y2),9
        
    next
next

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 04, 2011 1:07

Heres a super "data-encryption" algorithim..

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step .5
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step .5
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*cos(log((deg1*deg2*rad*rad*s2)*deg2)*5)
        x2=radius*c2*cos(log((deg1*deg2*rad*rad*c2)*deg2)*5)
        
        y1=radius*s1*sin(log(deg2*rad*s2*c2*deg1*c2)*5)
        y2=radius*s2*sin(log(deg2*rad*s2*c2*deg1*c2)*5)
        
        pset(xctr+x1+x2,yctr+y1+y2),9
        
    next
    
    sleep 10

next  

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 04, 2011 1:43

Heres a cool one! "Abstract339.bas"

These are all sort of accidental, fumbled into..

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0 to 360 step 1
        
        c2 = cos(deg2*rad)
        s2 = sin(deg2*rad)
        
        x1=radius*c1*c1*c1
        x2=radius*c2*c2*c2*c1*s1
        
        y1=radius*s1*s1*s1
        y2=radius*s2*s2*s2*c1*s1
        
        pset(xctr+(x1+x2)*1.75,yctr+(y1+y2)*1.75),9
        
    next
    
    sleep 10
    
next

sleep

Heres a simple one 360 degree run.

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2
span=0
for deg1 = 0 to 360*6 step .1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    x1=radius*c1*sin(span)
        
    y1=radius*s1*sin(span)
    
    pset(xctr+x1,yctr+y1),9
        
    span+=tan((c1*s1)+(s1*c1)-(deg1*rad))/2000
    
    sleep 1
        
next

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 04, 2011 2:37

A straw hat

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2
span=0
for deg1 = 0 to 360*8 step .5
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    x1=radius*c1*cos(span*c1)
        
    y1=-(radius*s1*sin(span*s1))
    
    pset(xctr+x1,yctr+y1),9
        
    span+=tan(2-((c1*c1)+(s1*s1)) )/4000
    
    sleep 1
        
next

sleep

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 04, 2011 2:46

Heres some cool desktop wallpapers I made with the Linux GIMP..

http://www.mediafire.com/i/?vnb2m9uobhakdi6

http://www.mediafire.com/?bel0kgidya4dq0g

http://www.mediafire.com/?4zco3l5krrtdce5

the top one needs to be tiled the others stretched..

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 05, 2011 3:34

Heres a tornado!!

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2
span=0
for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0  to 360 step 1 ' makes closer loops if smaller then 1
        
        c2=cos(deg2*rad)
        s2=sin(deg2*rad)
    
        x1=radius*c2*s2*c2*c2*8
        x2=radius*c1*asin(deg2*rad)*tan(deg2*rad)
        
        y1=radius*s1*asin(deg2*rad)*tan(deg2*rad)
        y2=radius*s2/c2*2*tan(deg2*rad)
        
        pset(xctr+(x1+x2)/2,yctr*2-(y1-y2)/4-y2 ),9 'upright tornado
        pset(xctr*1.5+(y1-y2)/2,yctr-(x1+x2)/2),9 'phonograph horn
        
    next
    
    sleep 5
        
next

sleep

It took me a while to morph it to an upright shape..
just comment out one or the other pset()

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So Richard and Dodicat and Rolliebollocks, What are you guysd working on.. SORRY I POSTED SO MUCH AT ONE TIME...
hope your not upset!! , just skip over it, i just wanted a record in case my hard drive crashes..

I animated the tornado so it goes up and down..

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dim as integer xres,yres
screen 19
screeninfo xres,yres
screenres xres,yres

dim as double c1,c2,s1,s2
dim as double x1,x2,y1,y2
dim as double rad=atn(1)/45
dim as double xctr,yctr,radius=150
dim as double deg1,deg2,span
dim as integer toggle

xctr=xres/2
yctr=yres/2
span=0

do
    
cls

for deg1 = 0 to 360 step 1
    
    c1=cos(deg1*rad)
    s1=sin(deg1*rad)
    
    for deg2 = 0  to 360 step 1 ' makes lines closre together if smaller than 1
        
        c2=cos(deg2*rad)
        s2=sin(deg2*rad)
    
        x1=radius*c2*s2*c2*c2*8
        x2=radius*c1*asin(deg2*rad)*tan(deg2*rad)
        
        y1=radius*s1*asin(deg2*rad)*tan(deg2*rad)
        y2=radius*s2/c2*2*tan(deg2*rad)
        
        pset( xctr+(x1+x2)/2+span , (yctr*2-(y1-y2)/4-y2)*span ),9 'upright tornado
        'pset(xctr*1.5+(y1-y2)/2,yctr-(x1+x2)/2),9 'phonograph horn
        
    next
        
next

if toggle = 0 then span+=.05 : if span>= 1 then toggle = 1
if toggle = 1 then span-=.05 : if span<= 0 then toggle = 0

sleep 3

loop until inkey<>""

kiyotewolf · Post by **kiyotewolf** » Aug 05, 2011 4:06

"i just wanted a record in case my hard drive crashes.."

My shiny new cherry red ferrari hard drive just crashed 2 days ago.

~Kiyote! [also now known as Tal The Data Ferret]

I've upgraded to cloud storage now, as well as my old computer haunts still have a few ghosts of what I was working on, so no big loss.

kiyotewolf · Post by **kiyotewolf** » Aug 05, 2011 4:11

Got my rainbow done, It'll blend with any background if fbgfx alpha primitives is envoked.
Gave it a test run on my binary adder but I'll more than likely give it a more scenic and serene setting.
I havn't paid much attention to the aspect of the rainbow, and just did it from memory and a quick look at some pictures on the net.

Just got onto the eMachine my parents own, after 8 days of no sleep and barely any food or drink, moving out, my last shove as a bird, from the nest.

I feel as if I've just visited the

"Once upon a time, or maybe twice, there was an unearthly paradise, called, PepperLand."

looking at your work Dodicat.

~Kiyote [or Tal]

albert · Post by **albert** » Aug 05, 2011 4:20

Yeah!! Kiyotewolf

Dodicats got that open GL stuff to the master level.. I don't think i could compete..

Him and Richard are the masters here sort of..

Richard wrote the base1E9 code i put into my "BigCalc Version 14"
And
Dodicat wrote the 3D Rotate that i'm still trying to understand/work with..and the plus,minus routines in the SquaresOver squareing program.And several animation programs..

kiyotewolf · Post by **kiyotewolf** » Aug 05, 2011 4:39

"Dodicats got that open GL stuff to the master level.. I don't think i could compete.. "

My typewriter implementation is going to let me write little mini scripts, that spawn OOP type actions, letting me to sparkles, fireworks, even little critters that move, react, then evaporate.

I will document what I figured out, about C and OOP, finally, after, what, 20 years of waiting to understand it, and try to share the pudding.

~Kiyote or Tal

Squares

TORNADO