InsectWings

Wherein the protagonist leaves behind the reaction-diffusion dreams in order to actually finish the project sometime this decade.

Wherein the protagonist automatically rejects primary veins that cross and begins to find some pretty wing shapes.

Wherein the protagonist learns a valuable piece of information about the Python programming language.

Wherein the protagonist wants to reject veins that cross each other but ends up rejecting everything.

Wherein the protagonist creates a class that abstracts all the parameterized calculations and just provides a method to render the primary veins. Ahh, that’s better.

Wherein the protagonist debates different ways to organize the parameters for rendering and collision detection.

Wherein the protagonist works around a wireless endpoint that rejects Linux OSes.

Wherein the protagonist refactors parameters again, this time to facilitate their randomization.

Wherein the protagonist fumbles with abstracting a set of parameters.

Wherein the protagonist decides the best way to find good insect wings is to stab at the dark as quickly as possible.