Geom-e-Tree for iPhone

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What's a geom-e-tree?From its trunk up through its branches, a geom-e-tree (or Tree) is a geometric figure that has the same structure repeated throughout: Starting from its trunk, a geom-e-tree has the same number of branches at every node. This is the Tree's branching factor. Branches at each node are separated by the same angle. The lengths of branches vary from one level to the next according to a common ratio.Trees have many surprises! Geom-e-Tree 1.3, The App, provides an entertaining, educational, immersive experience of geom-e-trees. We invite you to relax and enjoy all the brain-stimulating patterns Geom-e-Tree has to offer.

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What's new in version 1.3
Geom-e-Tree has some really wild new themes to chose from!We've made the branching factor easier to change A two-finger tap in the upper or lower half of the display increases or decreases the number of branches at each node in the Tree.The double-tap gesture now toggles the Perfect Common Ratio Mode on or off. Significant Improvements: A Two-finger tap was introduced as the gesture for changing the branching factor up and down. The previous multiple-finger taps are no longer recognized. The new gesture makes it easy to see the effect of changing n while holding the angle and common ratio the same. (The kids' app, Geom-e-Twee, still uses just two or three fingers to directly set the number of branches to two or three.) We increased the maximum number of Tree branches to nine. The new gesture for changing the branching factor made it easy for us to allow 8 and 9 branched trees. Previously, a five-finger tap limited the number via gestures. We had 7 and 8-branched Reference trees in the arboretum that could be used to get a Tree of those degrees, but that was a hack. The double-tap gesture now toggles the Perfect Common Ratio Mode on or off. A narrow green border is displayed when a Tree is in PCR Mode. We added not just new themes, but new /kinds/ of themes: themes that vary line width as well as line length, themes that draw 1000's of dots at the nodes of the Tree instead of drawing branches, themes that draw nodes and branches, themes that draw nodes that vary in size, themes that draw circles at the midpoints of invisible branches, plus several other kinds of themes!Minor changes and bug fixes: Tree line widths now appear (relatively) the same on all devices, and in thumbnail images, email messages, and photos. Previously, lines were not scaled consistently based on the image size. Dots (new in this version) are also scaled to match the image size. A red border previously was indicated when the common ratio was being constrained. Now, red prohibition signs appear in both upper corners.We tweaked the Rainbow theme colors, rounded the end caps, and changed the light blue background to neutral gray. We added pivot rivets to the Pop Stick theme. The Arboretum was enlarged to hold 384 Trees. We updated our code for iOS 6 and retina devices, and improved performance. When sending a Tree in Email, the attachment is given a useful name. For example "2-180-1.618.jpg" means it was a 2-branched (binary) tree at 180 with common ratio 1.618. Geom-e-Tree's Help and Geom-e-Tree.com were updated to reflect changes, and to give you better information.

What's new in version 1.3

Geom-e-Tree has some really wild new themes to chose from!We've made the branching factor easier to change A two-finger tap in the upper or lower half of the display increases or decreases the number of branches at each node in the Tree.The double-tap gesture now toggles the Perfect Common Ratio Mode on or off. Significant Improvements: A Two-finger tap was introduced as the gesture for changing the branching factor up and down. The previous multiple-finger taps are no longer recognized. The new gesture makes it easy to see the effect of changing n while holding the angle and common ratio the same. (The kids' app, Geom-e-Twee, still uses just two or three fingers to directly set the number of branches to two or three.) We increased the maximum number of Tree branches to nine. The new gesture for changing the branching factor made it easy for us to allow 8 and 9 branched trees. Previously, a five-finger tap limited the number via gestures. We had 7 and 8-branched Reference trees in the arboretum that could be used to get a Tree of those degrees, but that was a hack. The double-tap gesture now toggles the Perfect Common Ratio Mode on or off. A narrow green border is displayed when a Tree is in PCR Mode. We added not just new themes, but new /kinds/ of themes: themes that vary line width as well as line length, themes that draw 1000's of dots at the nodes of the Tree instead of drawing branches, themes that draw nodes and branches, themes that draw nodes that vary in size, themes that draw circles at the midpoints of invisible branches, plus several other kinds of themes!Minor changes and bug fixes: Tree line widths now appear (relatively) the same on all devices, and in thumbnail images, email messages, and photos. Previously, lines were not scaled consistently based on the image size. Dots (new in this version) are also scaled to match the image size. A red border previously was indicated when the common ratio was being constrained. Now, red prohibition signs appear in both upper corners.We tweaked the Rainbow theme colors, rounded the end caps, and changed the light blue background to neutral gray. We added pivot rivets to the Pop Stick theme. The Arboretum was enlarged to hold 384 Trees. We updated our code for iOS 6 and retina devices, and improved performance. When sending a Tree in Email, the attachment is given a useful name. For example "2-180-1.618.jpg" means it was a 2-branched (binary) tree at 180 with common ratio 1.618. Geom-e-Tree's Help and Geom-e-Tree.com were updated to reflect changes, and to give you better information.

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Publisher	John Miller
Publisher web site	http://www.geom-e-tree.com
Release Date	March 22, 2011
Date Added	April 24, 2013
Version	1.3

Category
Category	Educational Software
Subcategory	Student Tools

Operating Systems
Operating Systems	iOS
Additional Requirements	Compatible with iPod Touch (3rd generation or later, iPhone 3Gs, iPhone 4, iPad. iTunes account required.

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File Size	2.59MB
File Name	External File

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Total Downloads	1
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License Model	Purchase
Limitations	Not available
Price	$0.99

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