Satisfying Space-filling Curve Charm - Hilbert Curve

[@nicholashallahan4635]

Thank you for making this. It’s beautiful enough where my toddler can see this and understand that this is how you can bend a line to fill 2D space.

[@Varniex]

Glad it was helpful!

[@Rajeshkr001]

It's beautiful... good work there mate..

[@TechieSewing]

Beautiful! How do you make the handwriting effect on the words 'Hilbert curve' in the beginning?

[@Varniex]

That is a "Segoe Script" font.

[@asheep7797]

This is the first Hilbert Curve i've seen that isn't just 1x1 3x3 7x7 Here, the gaps are smaller than the squares.

[@ycombinator765]

no comments? insane

[@marijalt9]

3*

[@NoelMinecraftHI]

@@marijalt9 theres 15

[@rmcgraw7943]

So, the Hilbert Curve is basically a representation of scale invariance? This is fractal geometry yes?

[@Hrjoshi465]

Hey the github link in the description is broken!. Nice video BTW.

[@Varniex]

Thanks! It's been updated

[@lukatolstov5598]

A bit too short edges...

[@nikitasmarkantes5046]

No matter how many times you repeat its interior is empty

[@lukatolstov5598]

Except infinite time.

[@MikeMyers55]

Via technicality this becomes untrue as you reach infinite iterations, soon your using atoms as a place to draw the line, then quarks, until eventually your at plank lengths, the smallest possible size, then at that size cover the fabric of reality all across the universe, and you have filled all of space with a strait line. No gaps, or empty space, and connected via a "curve."

[@yharon8243]

The point of this is that the limit of these curves approaches a solid plane, not each individual one alone

[@American_PhilippineA]

bro didn’t make it symmetrical

[@asheep7797]

... it is...