Ive been trying to port this over from VB to PB by modifying the cool.bas demo, but im not having much luck (havent figured out how to clear or update a picture, get its size/height etc yet), so if anyone else wants a crack id love to see it running under PB - it was very smooth under VB, but id be able to do more with it if it was in PB, and I realllly dont like intensive graphics in VB programs 
Just start a new project in VB, add a picturebox (Picture1) thats the same size as the form, set it to Autoredraw=True, and copy this code across.. press F5 and youll be pleasantly surprised at the strange visual properties of relatively simple maths ... (i was anyway)
Especially with a nice bitmap background, it looks quite stunning, especially considering the code behind it. Wish i understood maths a bit more
[This message has been edited by Wayne Diamond (edited December 02, 2000).]

Just start a new project in VB, add a picturebox (Picture1) thats the same size as the form, set it to Autoredraw=True, and copy this code across.. press F5 and youll be pleasantly surprised at the strange visual properties of relatively simple maths ... (i was anyway)
Especially with a nice bitmap background, it looks quite stunning, especially considering the code behind it. Wish i understood maths a bit more
Code:
Private Sub Form_Load() Dim ang As Variant Dim x1 As Variant, y1 As Variant, x2 As Variant, y2 As Variant Dim q As Integer Dim lados As Integer Const Lads = 70 y1 = Picture1.ScaleHeight / 2 x1 = Picture1.ScaleWidth / 2 y2 = Picture1.ScaleHeight / 2 x2 = Picture1.ScaleWidth / 2 Picture1.Cls ang = ((360 / Lads) / (180 / 3.14)) For q = 0 To 25210 Step 10 Picture1.Cls ang = ((q / Lads) / (180 / 3.14)) y1 = Picture1.ScaleHeight / 2 x1 = Picture1.ScaleWidth / 2 y2 = Picture1.ScaleHeight / 2 x2 = Picture1.ScaleWidth / 2 For lados = 1 To Lads x1 = x1 + ((Sin(ang) * lados) * 30) y1 = y1 + ((Cos(ang) * lados) * 30) ang = ((q / Lads) / (180 / 3.14)) * lados + 5 x2 = x2 + ((Sin(ang) * lados) * 30) y2 = y2 + ((Cos(ang) * lados) * 30) Picture1.Line (x1, y1)-(x2, y2), RGB(255 / Lads * lados, 0, 0) ang = ((q / Lads) / (180 / 3.14)) * lados - 5 Next Picture1.Refresh DoEvents Next End Sub
[This message has been edited by Wayne Diamond (edited December 02, 2000).]