Next, I wondered what would happen if instead of giving each iteration the same values I alternate between two values for even and odd iterations. I also added some randomness to all values to make it more organic and added circular gradients to make it less flat. #creativeCoding#computationalDesign#recursive#OPENRNDR#Kotlin
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Nothing new, but maybe a little unusual: Using boids as alternative to Lloyd relaxation and/or Poisson-disk sampling. The boids here are using only two behaviors: local separation, plus a randomized attractor to create global disturbances. Cell density could also be varied by spatially adjusting the separation distance between boids. Overall convergence/relaxation can be much faster than shown here...