The leaves pattern comes directly from the pattern found on Tuesday, August 15, 2006. Here the pentagons are spaced apart by squares. The programming on how and where to insert the squares (really where not to put them) is a little tricky but not overly so. The olive coloured square indicate a filling in square where as the green ones show the growth of the polygons from the centre.
Saturday, September 02, 2006
Leaves
The leaves pattern comes directly from the pattern found on Tuesday, August 15, 2006. Here the pentagons are spaced apart by squares. The programming on how and where to insert the squares (really where not to put them) is a little tricky but not overly so. The olive coloured square indicate a filling in square where as the green ones show the growth of the polygons from the centre.
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