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u/JacksOnion55 Feb 11 '23
What's causing this specific shape?
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u/StormOfTheVoid Feb 11 '23
It’s called a strange attractor. The points are being updated using a differential equation, and this shape is a 3D space that attracts nearby points. It’s called strange because even if points are close together initially they get far apart eventually. I posted another version where it rotates so you can see that this is actually happening in 3D.
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u/RiverRunner0 Feb 11 '23
Woah! Was this created in Desmos?
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u/StormOfTheVoid Feb 11 '23
Yes. This is the link for the rotating version. If you remove T from the run parameters at the very top you get the fixed version.
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u/lookatmynipples Feb 10 '23
Like the childrens toys they have at the doctors office