*turbo mode or forkphorus please* This is my first attempt at making voronoi graphs and I'd say it went pretty well. I love Scratch -- I discovered Voronoi through Scratch. I think less people would hate math if they learned the cool things... for example, these. They look complicated but technically the concept is simple. If I was programming in Java I already know that I would have to do it differently than how I did it here. My program isn't very good and it's messy. But I have to start somewhere. And I've been hearing of Voronoi graphs for such a long time... it made me happy, finally to make one. Of course, there are Scratchers here who can do way more. I guess maybe... they've just had more experience. Also I got to experiment with RGB colors more. I guess I shouldn't discount myself for how much I've been learning. Something I really hate about Java and Python and basically every other programming language (but not Hilbert Mathematica which I something I learned for two years in high school) -- IS THAT the programming part is basically the same as Scratch and just uses your brain but actually running the program is a total mess. It's very hard to share with other people. It's very hard to physically share programs -- they are usually like twenty files. I just don't get it. It's like people designed it purposely to be hard. So it's like of course you would dislike programming when they make it so unusable. It's like they WANT to keep information hidden. Explanation: The different colors indicate, that if you were standing there, the closest WHITE point is also in that region. I'm bad at explaining... it's a pretty meaningful chart. Basically each white point is a walmart. Say you wanted candy... then wherever you are, the closest walmart is in the same color field. Now that's a terrible explanation but I usually make my projects in a rush and I don't like to revise my thinking unless I am forced..........
