Projects Tagged with "sierpinski"
sierpinski
By: magicseth
Views: 332 | LoveIts: 5
Description: This is a fractal called Sierpinski's Gasket. It is a triangle within a triangle within a triangle... etc. 1) Click three spots to make a triangle, 2) Then click the green arrow To move a specific corner, click it, then click where you want to move it to. How it works: the spider wants to ge ... show more
One, Two, Three
By: nevit
Views: 28 | LoveIts: 4
Description: Fractals - A Visual Approach to Arithmetic inspired by work of DrSuper and Subitising. http://www.galaxy.gmu.edu/~drsuper/art1.html Press Space for a new result.
sierpinski snowflake and other algorithms
By: billyedward
Views: 211 | LoveIts: 4
Description: REVISION: The draw stage only works on the java player the first time; The entire page must be reloaded each time. I will see if this can be fixed... ___________________________ BTW, Algorithm #0 is coolest. ___________________________ This project shows how powerful simple math can be. Inspired b ... show more
Sierpinski Arrowhead Curve
By: spartans21
Views: 32 | LoveIts: 3
Description: Sierpinski Arrowhead Curve- Use the slider to change the size of the curve and press space to draw it. Use the erase button to clear the screen.
Sierpinski Gasket (Pentagon)
By: ngmr
Views: 248 | LoveIts: 1
Description: This project draws a pentagon version of Sierpinski Gasket. The project is based on magicseth's project (http://scratch.mit.edu/projects/magicseth/17651).
Sierpinski
By: rhawley
Views: 18 | LoveIts: 1
Description: Leave it running long enough and it produces a Sierpinski gasket. The basket ball is thrown towards one of the three players chosen at random; it only gets half-way, where it leaves a dot on the ground. This goes on forever.
Sierpinski Triangle
By: spartans21
Views: 37 | LoveIts: 1
Description: Sierpinski Triangle- Press the green flag to redraw it.
Sierpinski Fractal 10 Points
By: T00C97G95
Views: 209 | LoveIts: 1
Description: The Sierpinski gasket, typically made with triangles, is one of the simplest fractals. Adding flies (vertices) makes for squares, pentagons, etc. Moving the flies distorts the shapes. Hover over the buttons for an explanation of what they do. I've seen descriptions on the web of Sierpinski trian ... show more
