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It's not a bug; it's a feature :-) The code "pulls" the middle sample down, to the bottom of the window, and then the simulation runs. As for the 2D simulatio
by ttsiodras 13y ago
It's not a bug; it's a feature :-)
The code "pulls" the middle sample down, to the bottom of the window, and then the simulation runs.
As for the 2D simulation, you were right - I just pushed a version with more contrast.
Thanks for the feedback!
- jessaustin 13y agoStill, what do the multiple strings mean? I was expecting a single string with a complex waveform, with additional pulls changing that waveform. Instead I have a new string every time I pull.
- ttsiodras 13y ago> I was expecting a single string with a complex waveform, with additional pulls changing that waveform Actually, that's exactly what you are seeing - by pulling the middle sample down to the bottom every time you click, the "spring-like" pull of the sample to the left and the sample to the right (see the Theory section) trigger additional waves that propagate, reflect on the walls, and interfere with the original one.