Hey Ted - thanks for letting us know about this. Its pretty cool. I
really like that pic of the fox in a wizard type outfit. Am curious to
know Doug's thought process in regards to posting this specific chapter.
I mean, yeah, I get it - its listing all the commands and how they work.
I also really like the quote - the 1st 1 from Alice & Wonderland, and,
then I saw the one from a band, as I was looking at COS(). And, that
brought back distant memories.
Back in the early 80's - if people had an Apple or a PC computer in
their homes (and it was very few) - I could in about 10 minutes write a
small program that would spin a line around and essentially draw a
circle. I used the Cartesian to Polar coord. systems conversion - using
Sine & Cosine functions - to spin angles & gen X&Y coord's - and, people
were always blown away when I would do that on there computer. Yeah -
literally about 10 min. to create the program and have it running. It
was cool, since it was early CG, and showed not only the power of a
personal computer - but the power of math and a couple of simple math
functions!
-K-
On 12/29/2019 7:46 AM, Ted Roche wrote:
Kudos to Doug Hennig for getting this done!
https://hackfox.github.io/
Looks great!
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