double xshift[2] = {rp.Shift.x * m_st.Zoom, (rp.Shift.x + rp.OddShift.x) * m_st.Zoom};
double yshift[2] = {rp.Shift.y * m_st.Zoom, (rp.Shift.y + rp.OddShift.y) * m_st.Zoom};
Notice that the calculation is NOT corrected for radius. This causes the effect to decrease with distance from the origin. Correcting for radius gives a very different and less pleasing effect. The display becomes too busy, and at extreme values, the image is distorted into a narrow cylinder. The first objection could possibly be addressed by limiting the size of the ring list.
To correct the above for radius:
double xshift[2] = {rp.Shift.x * m_st.Zoom, (rp.Shift.x + rp.OddShift.x * rp.Steps) * m_st.Zoom};
double yshift[2] = {rp.Shift.y * m_st.Zoom, (rp.Shift.y + rp.OddShift.y * rp.Steps) * m_st.Zoom};
Some possible names for "odd shift":
Shear: incorrect usage
Extrude: incorrect usage
Tilt: too vague
Tunnel: too vague, also other parameters can produce this effect
Relief: too vague
Stamen: too obscure
Center Fold: misleading, the new version corrects for radius, see below
Splay: means legs spread at various angles, not various lengths
Deform: vague, not a noun, misleading negative connotations
Bias: misleading connotation of unfairness
Fold: vague, possibly misleading
Asymmetry: vague, too long a word
10/29/05 corrected for radius but also centered, much better
DPOINT splay = {rp.Splay.x * rp.Steps, rp.Splay.y * rp.Steps};
double xshift[2] = {
(rp.Shift.x - splay.x) * m_st.Zoom,
(rp.Shift.x + splay.x) * m_st.Zoom};
double yshift[2] = {
(rp.Shift.y - splay.y) * m_st.Zoom,
(rp.Shift.y + splay.y) * m_st.Zoom};
Controls should be polar as with Skew: Splay Radius, Splay Angle
Some interesting interdependent terms:
Contort: Twist, wrench, or bend severely out of shape
Pinch: To press, squeeze, or bind painfully
Buckle: Bending, warping, or crumpling; a bend or bulge
Rumple: An irregular or untidy crease
Crumple: To crush together or press into wrinkles; rumple
Crease: A line made by pressing, folding, or wrinkling
Wrinkle: A small furrow, ridge, or crease on a normally smooth surface
Pucker: To gather into small wrinkles or folds
And the winner as of 12/17/05 is:
PUCKER
totally cool demo: default patch, ring spacing 11.192, pucker radius -.406, pucker angle -65.88 / ramp up / 180 / .08, master speed 222
another one: patch_051028050234, rings = 75, pucker rad = .268, angle = ramp up / 180 / .5, speed = 495
optimized 12/19/05 (two less Zoom multiplications):
DPOINT pucker = {rp.Pucker.x * steps, rp.Pucker.y * steps};
DPOINT shift = {rp.Shift.x * m_st.Zoom, rp.Shift.y * m_st.Zoom};
double xshift[2] = {shift.x - pucker.x, shift.x + pucker.x};
double yshift[2] = {shift.y - pucker.y, shift.y + pucker.y};
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