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=== Method and Tools === | === Method and Tools === | ||
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Image:img_17-3-10-2-8.png|Connection lines between (dead) fish of 7 generations | Image:img_17-3-10-2-8.png|Connection lines between (dead) fish of 7 generations | ||
Image:tankA_trace_17-3-10-2-8_1.png|Traces of the movement of the fish while living | Image:tankA_trace_17-3-10-2-8_1.png|Traces of the movement of the fish while living | ||
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For my first practical trial run I use evenweave with approximately 2mm per unit. | |||
To limit the size I scale down the computed positions to fit a 100 by 100 grid (resulting in appr. 20cm by 20cm for the finished piece). The yellow thread is used as a counting help. | |||
Because my generations of fish are based on the number 2, I also need thread based on number 2. So I use cotton wool threads each already containing 8 (=2^3) sub-threads when feazed.<br />To be able to manage the threads and associate them with one fish id I simply attach some paper to the string groups. The positions are directly read from the text in the log file. | |||
<gallery perrow=6 widths=450px heights=250px mode="packed-overlay" caption="Used material"> | |||
Image:stoffraster.png|Base material as canvas | |||
Image:fadendetail.png|Applied cotton wool | |||
</gallery> | </gallery> | ||
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