Liquid Math 4+

Name: Liquid Math
Price: 0.99 USD
Rating: 4.8 (25 reviews)
Author: Jonathan Cole

Jonathan Cole

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- 4.8 • 25개의 평가

- US$0.99

설명

Liquid Math is a tool for creating art with biological simulations. There are patterns in nature all around you that form spontaneously from surprisingly simple rules. With Liquid Math, you can use these rules to create art with these patterns, which happen naturally in the raised edges of brain corals, pigmentation in animals with stripes, and more. Think of it as a drawing program that brings your brush strokes to life.

Features:
- 40+ reaction-diffusion presets to get started with.
- Make and save your own simulation rules for later.
- Change the look with deep theme customization.

EPILEPSY WARNING:
Liquid Math can produce very rapidly strobing images which may trigger seizures in those with photosensitive epilepsy.

2022년 2월 17일

버전 2.0.2

- Fixed bug where color picker closes itself on iOS when adjusting
- “Export” is now “Save Image”, file names are nicer, and the share sheet now shows a preview
- Plus and minus buttons are now easier to press
- Tweaked language for alerts

4.8/5

25개의 평가

Engrossing and useful

Fun to play with which is why I first downloaded this app. Currently I’m embroidering on gelli prints and I had been finding topographical line drawings on line to trace but then I realized that this app is perfect for making all manner of interesting line drawings! Great stuff. The math aspect I love because, even though I don’t understand it, it shows how math is beautiful.

Can't save to device

Live the patterns and options. When trying to save video, saving to device is not an option & it only saves to files with no way to see the video in acceptable format for iPhone. Are there options for file format saving? Does the video have the record button or the full screen icon at the bottom shown? I don't know because I can't see the saved video. Fun to play with though

Great job still….!

I am wishing to import my own photos and use the settings to filter them…this would be huge….and much better than most filters available….you could even have high to low contrast settings? Since the output tessellates it would be nice to zoom it out to show the tessellation appearance??? Wonderful work.