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| I am having trouble with internal hyperlinks in notebooks published in Wolfram Cloud. For example, here is a notebook containing course notes for my differential geometry course this semester:... |
| ![Rotating regular polygons in translucent green on a yellow background][1] **Around the Bend** Essentially the same code as [_Off the End_][2], but without stereographic projection. Here's the code for a `Manipulate` version: ... |
| *MODERATOR NOTE: a submission to computations art contest, see more:* https://wolfr.am/CompArt-22 ---------- ![Image of square grid under cosine][1] **Dawn** The image of a square grid in the complex plane under the map $z \mapsto \cos... |
| The segments I animated are probably not hard to guess. They are: 0:00–0:27 2:47–3:26 3:52–3:59 9:05–9:30 9:53–12:31 12:58–14:36 The other animations were done by an actual professional motion graphics designer, [Guan-Huei... |
| ![Stereographic projection of circles of latitude][1] **Between** This shows east/west (rather than north/south) circles of latitude under stereographic projection to the plane as the circles travel at constant velocity towards the west pole. ... |
| Yes, the GIF is copyrighted (and, like all my work, made available under a [Creative Commons BY–NC–ND license][1]). The code is probably not copyrighted, and (in my opinion) shouldn't be even if it technically is. I don't know about the... |
| ![Morphing triangle grid][1] △▽△▽△▽△▽ ▽△▽△▽△▽△ △▽△▽△▽△▽ ▽△▽△▽△▽△ Another foreground/background mixup. This time, the shapes are cross-sections of this: ![Spinning 3D solid with hexagonal cross-sections][2] This is done in six... |
| Okay, but this doesn't really work if you actually use `ColorFunction` in a nontrivial way. E.g., consider: plotd = Plot[1, {x, 0, 1}, ColorFunction -> (GrayLevel[#1] &), ImageSize -> 600] The axes, ticks, and labels are still transformed... |
| ![Slices of the cuboctahedron][1] **Cross Sections** A classic [@beesandbombs][2]-style foreground/background mixup, this time with slices of the cuboctahedron in a chessboard pattern. To define this, first we need a function I wrote more... |
| ![Rotating blocks][1] ⬛️⬜️ ⬜️⬛️ Inspired by [Craig Kaplan](https://isohedral.ca)'s [Swirled Series](https://isohedral.ca/swirled-series-the-result/), though it's far too late to be included (and not in the right format, anyway). This uses... |