World and a single super continent

I'm strarting over with a world size and simple super continent.

Input a seed, please (the default is tau, or 2 pi), or click the button for a random seed number.

The page needs a number from which to generate some pseudo-random numbers.

World Data

This morning's prompt was 'spirit fox', or kitsune, the nine-tail spirit fox of Japanese folklore.

I need to push out some land triangle tiles to finally get a world mapper!!!

This morning's prompt was 'raccoon dog', and I really should redo this one...

I still haven't finished up the juggling bunny, for shame! 8-P

I need to get this done...

I'm going to make something which this guy calls 'Lazy Flood Fill' although I like to call it 'guided' flood fill. The page needs to create a grid of divs based on the size of some world we want to simulate. A nice grid of longitude and latitude will do to begin, so the page will draw a map div 360 by 180 pixels, a degree per pixel, and we'll go with a cell 3 pixels on a side.

Input a seed, please (the default is tau, or 2 pi), or click the button for a random seed number.

The page needs a number from which to generate some pseudo-random numbers.

World Data

Friday's prompt was 'praying mantis'.

Saturday's prompt is 'capybara'. This turned out really badly, I want to stretch the top half...

Sunday's prompt will be 'raccoon dog'.

Wave them arms!

Jim suggested that I do an animation of a rabbit juggling easter eggs. To that end, first I will draw a bipedal rabbit with arms and hands to juggle eggs dyed in bands, or spotted, or painted with flowers... Focus!!! 8-P The trick I remember from a book I read in Grandma Shafers' living room has had me drawing ovals all over the place to do limbs and heads, hands, feet and abdomens, but here in the last few years I've been drawing limb segments as triangles because that's the simplest polygon and easy for me to tell the web page to draw triangles and triangle fans, or points on an N-gon around some center. The latter is basically how I got the page to draw the most recent project, the shamrock. In the case of my bipedal rabbit, the first thing we know it stands upright on two legs and has a rabbit-like body with rabbit- like head and bunny ears, eyes, mouth, nose and whiskers!

Stuff!

Ellipse

Jim suggested that I do an animation of a rabbit juggling easter eggs. To that end, first I will draw a bipedal rabbit with arms and hands to juggle eggs dyed in bands, or spotted, or painted with flowers... Focus!!! 8-P The trick I remember from a book I read in Grandma Shafers' living room has had me drawing ovals all over the place to do limbs and heads, hands, feet and abdomens, but here in the last few years I've been drawing limb segments as triangles because that's the simplest polygon and easy for me to tell the web page to draw triangles and triangle fans, or points on an N-gon around some center. The latter is basically how I got the page to draw the most recent project, the shamrock. In the case of my bipedal rabbit, the first thing we know it stands upright on two legs and has a rabbit-like body with rabbit- like head and bunny ears, eyes, mouth, nose and whiskers!

Stuff!