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Anybody got a link to a working example? I mean, this seems straightforward enough This is sorta my field. My goal is pretty pictures. Would this make pretty pictures? I dunno. ok, here's a link : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3DFi4FgzEeQ
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.
http://www.tilexdesign.com/portfolio/detail.cfm/C/328/Carlet...
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.
https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~greg/images/floor3.jpg UC Davis Mathmetics Department Bathroom
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.
https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~greg/images/floor3.jpg UC Davis Mathmetics Department Bathroom
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.
Would probably be easier to rent or buy a kiln and then make your own ceramic tiles. Cutting them after the fact is a frustrating experience.
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.
Not Penrose tilings, but my math professor's bathroom floors are pretty cool https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~greg/floors.html
Game of life on triangle tiles: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IGNOP8aJlM8
generating Sierpinski's triangle: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4OSW6kfAnPI
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.
Not Penrose tilings, but my math professor's bathroom floors are pretty cool https://www.math.ucdavis.edu/~greg/floors.html
Once I seriously wanted to have Penrose Tiling tiles in my bathroom but after soon found out nobody manufactures such tiles and would have to produce them manually with a tile cutter.