InsectWings

Wherein the protagonist produces pairs of wings with matching primary veins and mismatched cross veins.

Wherein the protagonist encounters again an issue with blitting translucent images.

Wherein the protagonist crosses of some small tasks in service of writing up a summary of the project.

Wherein the protagonist increases the variety of wing shapes and decreases the amount of time spent looking at ugly wings.

Wherein the protagonist overcomes a geometry error that crashes his program when generating cross veins for a bad wing shape.

Wherein the protagonist trades a messy scattering of cross veins for an orderly arrangement of them.

Wherein the protagonist generates the first cross veins and questions the naming of the remigium.

Wherein the protagonist places a rash of dots on what he calls the “remigium.”

Wherein the protagonist fails to reject darts that fall outside of the wing. If you look closely, you can see a scatter of grey dots.

“Wherein the protagonist solves the problem with translucent pixels then immediately abandons pixels in favour of vector polygons.”