GMU:I and my Max/Elizabeth McTernan: Difference between revisions

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18 JANUARY 2021

Just for fun, now that I've figured out fullscreen mode, here's a screenshot of the visualization without the fade, so the mappings simply layer on top of each other. Now you see that it could be more aesthetically interesting to have the lines offset so the next layer doesn't always erase the last.

Just for fun, now that I've figured out fullscreen mode, here's a screenshot of the visualization without the fade, so the mappings simply layer on top of each other. Now you see that it could be more aesthetically interesting to have the lines offset so the next layer doesn't always erase the last (although I do like the idea of keeping a palimpsestic element).

[[File:Screen Shot 2021-01-18 at 17.15.43.png|400px]]

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 JANUARY 2021
-Just for fun, now that I've figured out fullscreen mode, here's a screenshot of the visualization without the fade, so the mappings simply layer on top of each other. Now you see that it could be more aesthetically interesting to have the lines offset so the next layer doesn't always erase the last.
+Just for fun, now that I've figured out fullscreen mode, here's a screenshot of the visualization without the fade, so the mappings simply layer on top of each other. Now you see that it could be more aesthetically interesting to have the lines offset so the next layer doesn't always erase the last (although I do like the idea of keeping a palimpsestic element).
 [[File:Screen Shot 2021-01-18 at 17.15.43.png|400px]]