A short Python implementation of "Jolygones", an idea I read about in the french magazine "Tangente".
These instructions will let you run the code and generate as many Jolygones as you'd like.
Installed on your computer :
Python3
As well as a way to display svg graphics (a web browser or most image viewers will work).
The syntax is the following :
./jolygones -a <angle> -i <iterations> -c <coefficient> -s <size>
- angle is in degrees and should be less or equal to 90 degrees if you want the figure to loop inwards.
- iterations is the number of segments that will be displayed.
- coeeficient dictates how the segments grow or shrink. It should be less than one if you want the figure to shrink.
- size is the size of the first segment in pixels.
The image generated will be called "test.svg".
- Jules Simon - Initial work - Smoltbob
This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details
- Tangente magazine
- PurpleBooth for this great Readme