Happy Pi day folks. Slashdot reminded me of it again (as it did last year). lol

I can't believe I forgot about it, like the design!

Thanks Z; I forgot it too until I saw it mentioned at slashdot. Still really liking the voronoi stipple program. The creator made some improvments of it recently but did get rid of the gpu accelerated feature due to bugs. The biggest feature that I like is a new switch that helps keep the dots from overlapping. Now I can use a solid black fill. Also, a few other things for multiple size dots, but I've not played with it too much. The website doesn't reflect those changes though (I simphathize since I tend to be lazy on the details stuff now myself). lol



http://www.saliences.com/projects/npr/s ... pling.html

Below is the direct link to the Window's executable Graechan. Again, the guy did remove the gpu accelerated capability, but did add some cool additional features. I run it via a batch file with drag and drop shortcut, but if you run it in Windows DOS box, you will get some help there for the various switches to play with. Very powerful for what it does. Still wish I could have Perculator though.

http://www.saliences.com/downloads/voronoi-20120224.zip

all i know of pi is
3.14159265358979323846264279502884 ... and i think 7

So that's how it got to be called pie 2-ton. lol

It's pi approximation day

pi =/= 3.14

I didn't realize that the version I had was from last Nov. I overwritten the files and got what I assume the same issues that you had Graechan. I installed the Visual C++ files from the link to Microsoft and all is well. Only difference is you no longer get a progress screen (which was more a nuisance then asset to me anyway) of the dots; only % complete from the DOS box. Just wanted to pass that info on. Not sure why they made the update to require C++ unless it makes running the script faster.