Trigonometry help needed

Started by N-drju, March 01, 2020, 07:32:29 AM

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N-drju

Guys,

After some weeks of silence, I'm back with a question... addressed to the trig-savvy users, mind you...


I'm working with some patterns and I need to create a 2D wavy circle. I'd like to do it on my own, through a graphing calculator. It seems that, as of recently, drawings of even the most basic geometry figures are subject to copyright and royalties. ::)

Unfortunately, it seems I lack the knowledge regarding how such object can be described through equation.

Do you have any idea how it could be achieved? Please keep in mind - I do not mean how to do it in Terragen. All I ask for, is the mathematical formula (this is why this topic is filed under "Open Discussion").
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WAS

I'm not sure whose charging for math formulas but there are plenty of resources to start from online. First result here: https://www.allmathtricks.com/circle-formulas-area-circumference/#Circle_Formulas_in_Math

KlausK

This looks fun:
https://www.desmos.com/calculator/8nomx9udco
But I guess you already found that site.

Here is a way to do it in programming:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33586669/agar-io-style-ripple-effect-for-canvas-arcs
It`s not a formula you can use but maybe it helps to figure out one by yourself.

My search after "formula for a circle with wavy edge" brought up a lot more promising looking results.

CHeers, Klaus
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WAS

js and canvas is actually really fun to play with. Some good online IDEs too.