Fao Ivan - re dna brush

[Egg Bramhill]

Ivan
I've been messing about with the brush tool again to try to get a near decent dna brush. This is the best I can get at present. It's simlar to the one Myles created but I've reduced the ladder steps.
Egg

[Egg Bramhill]

Ivan
I've been messing about with the brush tool again to try to get a near decent dna brush. This is the best I can get at present. It's simlar to the one Myles created but I've reduced the ladder steps.
Egg

[Egg Bramhill]

I don't know what the colours should be or how regular the "steps" within the ladder. I've attached a gif of the brush.
Settings Scaling= 51-100% Rotation= not along path, Brush angle 180 degrees, Adding 16 degrees. Spacing 40%
The individual groups were 90 pixels High
Egg

[ivan louette]

Please Eric,

don't use our lovely tool to genetically modify organisms (otherwise your files may be censored in some countries)!!!

Friendly yours,

ivan

[Egg Bramhill]

I'm afraid they've already started to self mutate!
Egg

[Egg Bramhill]

.

[Erik Heyninck]

You guys are great. You make this forum more amusing to visit than lots of "funny" movies... [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_biggrin.gif[/img]

[ivan louette]

We poor Humans are lost in XaraX infinite space.....!

ivan

[Egg Bramhill]

These things are mutating fast and overtaking my finite space

[tikka]

I won't even try to compete at an artistic level, but I was interested in getting a (non-mutated [img]/infopop/emoticons/icon_rolleyes.gif[/img]) strand of DNA with the right base-pair combinations. i.e A(denine) always binds with T(hymine) and G(uanine) always binds with C(ytosine).
I figured out that using settings similar to those described above with the following four groups, and setting the sequence to progress randomly that I could get a randomly generated DNA sequence. The best part about it is watching the strand spiral as you draw it, Cool!!
Tikka

[This message was edited by Tikka on January 31, 2001 at 07:41 PM.]