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Uploaded by msaleemac on May 9, 2011
Geometric pattern animation in Geogebra; created by repeated dilation and rotation using the spreadsheets.Original video capturing at http://www.screenr.com/se9Try the Java applet available at http://dl.dropbox.com/u/4210789/dg/circle_pattern.html
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hey i have tried to do this and it works up until 1:30 but then if i click or do anything, the circles vanish. What do i do? (it is for school)
manchesterunited1232 3 months ago
@manchesterunited1232 Is that problem with the online Geogebra program? I suggest you to download my file (or open your file) with the offline installed version of Geogebra (which can also be downloaded from the Geogebra website).
msaleemac 3 months ago
when i write Rotate[Dilate[A1,r,P],t,P] nothing happens plz help
jocaojocao1 3 months ago
@jocaojocao1
It should continue to work in version 4. Maybe you check whether the objects A1, r, t, P are all created and named in other ways.
my "t slider" only goes up to 180 degress help!
huangalex98 3 days ago
same here:works till 1:30. I have geogebra 4.0
help!
Kollimeees 1 month ago
God Bless you man, it finally works!!!!!!
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hey i have tried to do this and it works up until 1:30 but then if i click or do anything, the circles vanish. What do i do? (it is for school)
manchesterunited1232 3 months ago
@manchesterunited1232 Is that problem with the online Geogebra program? I suggest you to download my file (or open your file) with the offline installed version of Geogebra (which can also be downloaded from the Geogebra website).
msaleemac 3 months ago
when i write Rotate[Dilate[A1,r,P],t,P] nothing happens plz help
jocaojocao1 3 months ago
@jocaojocao1
It should continue to work in version 4. Maybe you check whether the objects A1, r, t, P are all created and named in other ways.
msaleemac 3 months ago