>>546

I've been walking up and down the tree, nothing intersects.

Is there a pattern to this thing, yes. Does it lead to deriving factors, no.

>>551

I've rendered this puppy six ways from Sunday 20 times over. I'm convinced this is a larp more than ever.

>>555

Checked. Any recursive function will yield a pattern.

>>557

The problem is that once C is large enough, you can't just "pick any prime factor". Then you are just blindly factoring the number.

>>559

Instead of trying to calculate T, try using the X variable in it's place.

Here's a render with alternate dimensions. Instead of (E,N,T) this is (E,D,A) Sign format stays (E,N),(D,X),(A,B),(C)

>>571

Correction, that is (E,A,D).

>>576

There's lots of patterns you can exacerbate by using alternate dimensions. I still can't find a formula though. Instead of (E,N,T) this is (N,A,D) world.

The implication here is that A does move linearly through N space. I still think T=X, but it might just be a lot easier that way.

I like (N,A,X) world over NAD.