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Domain coloring is great, but there are other important ways to plot complex functions.
For example, WolframAlpha provides images showing how rectangular contours get transformed under the map:
Also, this plotting method looks really cool with lerps. Here's an example I've been working on:
There's an argument to be made that this is feature creep, but making people add side dependencies for things that accomplish similar goals tends to annoy people just as badly.
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but making people add side dependencies for things that accomplish similar goals tends to annoy people just as badly.
On the one hand I agree with this, on the other hand I'm wondering if we should make a separate package that takes together dcolor + these others, so people can have the choice to install all three, or continue using them individually.
Domain coloring is great, but there are other important ways to plot complex functions.
For example, WolframAlpha provides images showing how rectangular contours get transformed under the map:
Also, this plotting method looks really cool with lerps. Here's an example I've been working on:There's an argument to be made that this is feature creep, but making people add side dependencies for things that accomplish similar goals tends to annoy people just as badly.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: