timhutton/povray-polyhedra

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timhutton/povray-polyhedra

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Script to render different polyhedra for Wikipedia

twitter-archive-parser

Python code to parse a Twitter archive and output in various ways

opengl-canvas-wasm

Minimal example of animating the HTML5 canvas from C++ using OpenGL through WebAssembly

GravityIsNotAForce

Visualising the spacetime geodesics of general relativity

sdl-canvas-wasm

Minimal example of animating the HTML5 canvas from C++ using SDL through WebAssembly

hyperplay

Explore tilings on the hyperbolic plane

crochet-simulator

Predicting the 3D shape from a crochet pattern.

mobius-transforms

Exploring Möbius transformations and implementing the book Indra's Pearls

vtkpowercrust

A VTK port of the PowerCrust surface reconstruction algorithm

klein-quartic

Exploring the Klein Quartic's geometry.

mandelstir

Animating fractional iterations in the Mandelbrot Set and Julia Sets.

livingphysics

Artificial chemistry game

zomes

Zomes are polar zonohedron domes, made from rhombi.

squirm3

Artificial chemistry

cmake-swig-java

Minimal example of using SWIG to call C++ code from Java, with a CMake cross-platform build system.

latticegas

Lattice Gas Explorer, previously at http://code.google.com/p/latticegas

PseudosphereGeodesics

Visualising straight lines (geodesics) on the pseudosphere and related geometries.

slinker

Generating Slitherlink puzzles, previously at http://code.google.com/p/slinker

linear-enzymes

Artificial chemistry where chains of atoms can catalyse reactions

voronoi-honeycombs

Making space-filling polyhedra using Voronoi cells

chessviz

Visualizing the space of chess moves

turmite-trajectories

Analysing the trajectories of turmites

circle-squaring

Cutting up a circle to make a square - how close can you get?

terminatingturmites

Searching for Busy Beaver Turing machines and their higher-dimensional cousins the Terminating Turmites. Previously at http://code.google.com/p/terminatingturmites

geofun

Exploring location-based fun

grid-physics

Flexible movement on a grid

image-based-fractals

Image-based fractal rendering

timhutton.github.io

twisty-quads

Playing around with an optical illusion doodle

curved-mirrors

What does it look like when you are standing in a hall of mirrors and the walls curve inwards or outwards?

hat-freedom

Exploring the degrees of freedom in the new aperiodic monotile, 'the hat'.