diegon.es Fun With Graphs
I have always enjoyed computer graphics. Below you can see some of my creations. I made them to explore some programming techniques, to teach my kids, to answer questions or, most of the time, just for the joy of it.
Hereby I declare that the linked web pages below have been developed entirely by myself (Jesús Diego) and that any one can inspect, use, copy, modify or reuse them without any limitation or guarantee.
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Exploring gravitation-like attraction and elastic bouncing. The balls feel attracted to the place where they are expected to be,
fighting with other walls to reach it.
It can also be used as a clock (digital or analog).
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Helping kids feel how parametric functions work.
With time-dependent or cursor parameters, animations can be produced to show the trajectory of a cannon ball or the Black Pearl.
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Can an arbitrary picture be drawn laying randomly coloured cards on a table?
To answer this question, I developed Collage.
You can select a target image, choose some settings afecting the shape of the cards, and enjoy watching how randomness
can magically draw for you.
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We humans love spirals.
Use this page to draw multicolored spirals with multiple settings.
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