define_pantograph: Define a pantograph

In alexwhan/guilloche: Simulate a Guilloche Style Drawing Machine

Description

Define a pantograph

Usage

define_pantograph(orbit1, orbit2, offset1 = 0, offset2 = 0,
  n_segments = 3, segment_length = 1)

Arguments

orbit1	The first orbit it is attached to
orbit2	The second orbit it is attached to
offset1	The distance of the attachment from the origin of orbit1
offset2	The distance of the attachment from the origin of orbit2
n_segments	The number of segments in the pantograph
segment_length	The length of each segment

Value

pantograph

Examples

orbit1 <- define_orbit(c(0, 25), 1000)
orbit2 <- define_orbit(c(0, 8), 100, parent_orbit = orbit1)
orbit3 <- define_orbit(c(0, 1), 20, parent_orbit = orbit2)
pan <- define_pantograph(orbit3, orbit3, c(0, 1), c(0, 5), 3, 4)

alexwhan/guilloche documentation built on May 20, 2019, 2:20 p.m.