I couldn’t help but feeling my last version of isotope was a bit crippled. So here’s isotope2 for your fiddling pleasure. It’s backwards compatible with old patterns, features zoom, better loop detection, infinite play (shift click the play button) and most important of all ten times the values for rotation speed.
I did a minor update fixing a spelling error and also added a larger range for the speed/accuracy meter. Reload the page to get the new version.
Loads of patterns are already in the comments for the old isotope.
PS. 13′000 visitors and counting. I love you all.
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this one is pretty cool
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very interesting, but I don’t agree with you
Idetrorce
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FROG? This is a top timewaster.
Should not hit return before ready to submit!
Frog? This is a top timewaster!
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An elaborate fireplace
Straight line
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Here is a fish
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Gah! I could play with this for hours!
I’m a huge fan of anything mathematic so this is so entertaining to me.
Try out prime numbers for rotation speeds.
The less the speeds correlate, the more abstract the pattern.
-1.1:40:2.1:40:0.7:40 looks rather vintage-nuclear.
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