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Object common:Generic common:Transform common:UserTransform mmf:MMF_SelfRotation
class
Rotates the complex value by multiples of its own angle.
class MMF_SelfRotation(common.ulb:UserTransform) { ; Rotates the complex value by multiples of its own angle.<br> public: import "common.ulb" ; @param pparent the parent, generally "this" for the parent, or zero func MMF_SelfRotation(Generic pparent) UserTransform.UserTransform(pparent) endfunc complex func Iterate(complex pz) ; m_Iterations = m_Iterations + 1 not used in this transform if pz!=(0,0) float m = cabs(pz) if @degree==(1,0) pz = sqr(pz)/m else pz = pz^(@degree+1.0)/m^@degree endif endif return pz endfunc default: title = "Self Rotation" complex param degree caption = "Degree of rotation" default = (1,0) hint = "The larger the value, the more rotation involved. Using 1.0 \ means that the z value is rotated by its own angle, using \ 2.0 means that it's rotated by twice its own angle, 3.0 by \ three times and so on. Values less than 1, non-integer values, \ negative values, imaginary values etc. will produce strange \ results, not that results aren't strange anyway - in \ particular when self-rotation is applied the chance of \ Strangely Attractive orbits is increased :)" endparam }
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MMF_SelfRotation()
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MMF_SelfRotation(Generic pparent)
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complex |
Iterate(complex pz)
Transform a single point within a sequence |
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Init, IsSolid, IterateSilent |
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GetParent |
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public MMF_SelfRotation(Generic pparent)
pparent
- the parent, generally "this" for the parent, or zeropublic MMF_SelfRotation()
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public complex Iterate(complex pz)
Transform
After a sequence has been set up with Init(), this function will be called once for each value in the sequence. Note that all values in the sequence must be processed in order (they cannot be processed out of order). If the sequence contains only one value, Init() will still be called and then Iterate() will be called just once.
Iterate
in class Transform
pz
- the complex value to be transformed
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