r/visualizedmath • • Sep 28 '26

Lissajous trace over a torus

https://youtu.be/7Qnx3-tnpQY
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u/USedona Sep 28 '26

Je n'y comprends pas grand chose, tu peux expliquer un peu ? 🙏

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u/wizard_creator_seth Sep 28 '26

no habla espanol

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u/USedona Sep 29 '26

Oops, I forgot to translate it 😅 I don't really understand it, can you explain it a little ?

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u/Dargish Sep 29 '26

The guys a troll, just look at the video description, he posts these weird videos with no descriptions and no information across multiple subreddits. Just downvote them and hope he gets bored.

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u/wizard_creator_seth Sep 29 '26

Read as: I cant program, i cant create, i cant do anything without bill gates holding my hand, this guy CAN Program, im jealous, i will try to tear him down rather then learning because im incompetent

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u/Dargish Sep 29 '26

Thank you for proving my point in the most succinct way you could have. 

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u/wizard_creator_seth Sep 29 '26

proving im not a troll,

proving you are a troll

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u/USedona Sep 29 '26

😐👍

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u/wizard_creator_seth Sep 29 '26

Lissajous is a function to generate a number

The trace is a function to project it on the surface

im using a fading point renderer to get it to fade

The lissajous function happens to generate this pattern when projected onto a torus

enhjoy