
Just to demonstrate one more time how complex patterns can be developed from very simple initial forms, we are going to do what we did in example 3.5 and do a Pick n’ Choose, this time with just one arc rotated in 1 of 4 directions.

The results look quite good, in my opinion, even though its a very simple premise. Certain forms start to emerge from this random distribution.
Slight variations can produce quite different patterns. One produces cats….


And even a simple diagonal line from top left in two different options can create a maze…

So these are just a few possible variations. The lesson is that simple elements randomly combined can become quite complex.
Here is an image with 3 possible variations of the “arcs” script just changing the random number seed, and then some of the other variations…

And here is a screenshot for a script that would produce the first 3 variations. Minor variations to the script would be needed to produce the other variations.


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can you show the full screen shot honestly I am so lost right now
OK, the post is now updated with a more complete screenshot of the script.
How did you create the angled version? May you share the names of those grasshopper components?