I wanted to show family and friends how the differing plot types affect the resulting image. Especially since I have now added a potentially more effective line width cycling plot algorithm. It uses scatter plots rather than line plots. Seems to work reasonably well.
I will display the basic images (i.e. basic spirograph plot, no extras) for a few curves. Then I will not necessarily in any order provide images generated by different plot styles using the same set of curves. You should be able to tell which curve is used, but I didn’t want to make it too easy to do so.
Plain Curve Plots
Type 3, 7 random shapes ['t', 't', 't', 'e', 's', 't', 'c'], symmetry: 3 (@ 2 mod 3), points: 1600Type 3, 3 random shapes ['s', 'e', 'r'], symmetry: 3 (@ 1 mod 3), points: 1200Type 2, 5 circles, symmetry: 2 (@ 1 mod 2), points: 1400
