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Its based on some kind of mathematical function, right ?
Exponential growth ?

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Scaling the width based on some function? Don't know if it has the name.

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
  

(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.

Yes, a path with a rectangular stroke.

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 ??

Can you make it that the lengths of the paths are getting smaller too ?

length ? like a pyramid ?

(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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