DANM 221: Mathematics the Arts, Winter 2010

Exemplary NetLogo Models by Ralph

  • Example 01, repeated dots
    painting with patches using pxcor arithmetic
    on "go", the jumping turtle could play notes
  • Example 02, sloping lines
    painting with patches using pxcor and pycor arithmetic
  • Example 03, moving lines
    painting and repainting with patches to animate the background
  • Example 04, musical fish
    the fish plays the trumpet on encountering the moving pattern
  • Example 05, drawing with mouse
    draws patch patterns with the mouse button pressed
  • Example 06, drawing with mouse
    draws pixel patterns with the mouse button pressed
  • Example 07, translation
    draws patch patterns with the mouse button pressed
    and then copies a vertical strip, translated to the right
  • Example 08, translation
    like exm07 but has a "clean" button to clear outside the unit cell
  • Example 09, translation
    like exm08 but translates repeatedly
  • Example 10, translate the yellow
    like exm09 but imports an image and traces on it in yellow
  • Example 11, translate the image
    like exm10 but imports an image and translate a stip of it
  • Example 12, player piano (only 3 notes)
    like exm04 but three notes move while score is fixed
  • Example 13, the dorband map family
    Choose a couple of initial points and click "step" or "go"
  • Example 14, the dorband map family
    With color, stop "go" before the attractor turns all red
    two attractors and basins, diagonal separatrix
  • Example 14 X, the twisted dorband map family
    One attractor in two pieces, virtual separatrix
  • Example 14 HD, the dorband map family
    High Def (one pixel per patch) with three color spectrum
  • Example 14 HDA, the dorband map family
    High Def plus six color spectrum
  • Example 14 HDB, the dorband map family
    High Def plus color rotation option (six spectra)
  • Example 15, the kawakami/kobayashi map family
    a two parameter (a, b) polynomial family
  • Example 16, the kawakami/kobayashi map family
    with sliders for the domain boundaries

  • Revised by Ralph, 07 March 2010