ALGORITHMIC DESIGN
The Iterative logic preceding design logic is constituted on overlapping circular fields pushing away from each other, leaving behind a trail of polyline perfectly equidistant to each other invariably. On an optical outlook the script resembles a curve growing but these curves are perfectly equidistant from each other, perfect for 3D printing ensuring a perfect printed overlap despite the location in the printed pass. To simply explain the process consider 2 circles overlapping and to push away from each other in the resulting opposite vector. The complexity arises when when the resulting vectors to repel arise from 3 or more overlapping circles, to compute the average move vector for each circle and move each circle according to the average move vector. This iteration repeats indefinitely reducing the overlapping until there is absolutely no overlap. This constitution of no overlap is calculated simultaneously with the finished iterations and with newly added iterations to ensure the script can be used in indefinite growth while ensuring the equidistant spacing in between, eg. 3 circle overlap will recompute if new iterations of i and j are added.
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