Hello,

First of all, apologies for not being very active here. Life seems to pull me in many different directions these days and I tend not to spend that much time in front of the computer other...

The noise() function is handy for these kinds of situations. It takes in time and outputs values between -1 and 1. So something like this would work:


float $fFreq = 1.0;
float $fMag = 3.0;
...

Just for the sake of posting something here in years I though I'd present another way of doing this. This gives you a little bit of control over the flickering. The $fFreq controls the speed of the...

Hi guys,

Most of you probably don't even know who I am as I haven't been very active here in the past few years. Anyway, I thought I'd drop by and say hello as I just met with David (the guy...

You are essentially just doubling the X value so a simple for loop should do. Something like this

int $i;
float $x = 0.005;
for($i = 0; $i < $numberOfCVs; $i++)
{
$x *= 2;
// Do whatever...

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A: (you) Probably not but...

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Heh, I was wondering the same if it was you Jay :) Next time I'll say hello :P

-- K

That's pretty cool. Wonder how much noise there is in the data though. I find it hard to believe it's flawless...

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