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What do you call this effect ?
#1
Its based on some kind of mathematical function, right ?
Exponential growth ?

   
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#2
Scaling the width based on some function? Don't know if it has the name.
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#3
Actually very linear... The tops of the black strips are evenly spaced 40px part and the width of the white strips grows by 3 pixels.

Of course the true question is: is there a way to produce this by a clever use of one of the marvelous Ofnutsian scripts? And of course the answer is yes:
  • Create a path that delimits a wide strip at one end
  • Create a path that delimits a narrow strip at the other end
  • Use path-inbetweener to generate the intermediate strips
  • Merge the visible paths, path-to-selection, bucket-fill
   
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#4
(12-19-2017, 10:27 PM)Ofnuts Wrote: And of course the answer is yes

I love it when the answer is of course yes !!


So when you say path, you mean rectangular path, right ?
And the inbetweener does an interpolation.

Thats how i made it in Inkscape. But the Interpolation Extension has its problems.
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#5
Yes, a path with a rectangular stroke.
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#6
But this will only work properly when the space between the two rectangles has the correct size, right.

I always try to think how i would draw this on paper.
You would have to divide the paper equally and then make each line increasingly thicker.

So is there a specific name, other than perhaps line gradient ??
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#7
Can you make it that the lengths of the paths are getting smaller too ?
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#8
length ? like a pyramid ?
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#9
(12-20-2017, 12:32 AM)Espermaschine Wrote: length ? like a pyramid ?

Just make a triangle selection and intersect it with the path selection?

   
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