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- Mandale_county_333
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(For mathematic coders) golden graphing (phi)
Hey everyone! How are you all?
I need help with a project. It's a calculator and graph for the golden ratio (phi). I'm trying to make it graph the golden spiral based on the calculated values of the Fibonacci sequence. I'm nearly there, but I need a bit of help. The graph is not constant at times. Can anyone help me? Here is the link on my alt acct https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/projects/1137864214 . (Note: it is very much not finished.)
Thank you!
-Raiden
I need help with a project. It's a calculator and graph for the golden ratio (phi). I'm trying to make it graph the golden spiral based on the calculated values of the Fibonacci sequence. I'm nearly there, but I need a bit of help. The graph is not constant at times. Can anyone help me? Here is the link on my alt acct https://scratch-mit-edu.ezproxyberklee.flo.org/projects/1137864214 . (Note: it is very much not finished.)
Thank you!
-Raiden
- RokCoder
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1000+ posts
(For mathematic coders) golden graphing (phi)
Without looking into this in-depth, is the issue occurring when the pen leaves the screen boundaries? If you increase the pen size, you'll see clearly where that causes problems - the X and Y values remain within the screen boundaries.
I would suggest carrying out the positional and rotational calculations using variables and plotting the the calculated values (rather than relying on the position and rotation of the pen)
I would suggest carrying out the positional and rotational calculations using variables and plotting the the calculated values (rather than relying on the position and rotation of the pen)
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