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Mathematics in Website animation:What would you like to see?

 


chasbeen
I recently implemented a project web page that uses a lot of maths and gained some interesting knowledge from the exercise.

I want to hear from Mathematicians. What ideas would you like for someone to implement?

http://www.irunmywebsite.com/raphael/exampleb.html

At the above url you will see a thing called a "rainbow timer" which draws it's "spokes" by using 2 circles and deriving them from the use of the length of both hypotenuse. I can tell you the language the web page uses offers an implicit "rotate" but I did not use it because it was much more efficient to use the 'math' solution.

The website includes implementations of "cubic Bezier curves" and an attempt to simulate gravity with falling and rotating objects.

Remember the topic is what would you like to see implemented?

When visiting please get back even if it's brief

Thanks, Chasbeen[/url]
Voodoocat
Bad news: I could not get either example to execute while running IE 6.0
chasbeen
I'm interested why not.
Do you have javascript switched off in your browser?
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