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Ko te ingoa o tēnei tukutuku - Ko Te Rau Ponga, The Silver Fern. It is symbolic of the trees and ferns in the forest and those plants and foods that are cultivated. It is also a sign to the youth of today around the country, to flourish as the silver fern does.
Instructions
Make sure you login and name your work immediately.
Using the “Adjusting Bands” tab you can use the yellow section to do horizontal and vertical adjustments of the original band image. The black cell will summarise all the coordinates in an easy to use way. You can use the copy and paste function to copy the black cell to desmos to give you an image of the band.
The first band will have 0 adjustments
Subsequent bands will require some adjustments using the yellow cells.
Doing the Ferns
Using the “Adjusting Coordinates_Ferns” tab you can use the yellow section, to do horizontal and vertical adjustments of the original fern image. The black cell will summarise all the coordinates in an easy to use way. You can use the copy and paste function to copy the black cell to desmos to give you an image of the fern.
After you have put your first band into desmos you can use the Yellow squares to make a horizontal and vertical shift to your image. Once you have done that you can use the black cell to again copy and paste the coordinates into desmos.
The first fern will have 0 adjustments
Subsequent ferns will require some adjustments using the yellow cells.
General Desmos
Colours
In the settings section (click the little wrench in the top right corner) there is an option to "reverse contrast" this will make the background black.
You can change the colours of each cross to one of six default colours.
Please note that using the reverse contrast setting inverses all the colours you have selected.
If you wish to access a wider range of colours beyond the six default colours, you can read about that here.
Use this tool to help get the right colours. If you are going to use ‘reverse contrast’ for the final image, please make sure you select ‘reverse contrast’ when using this tool as well. This allows you to figure out the r,g,b values correctly and not the inverse values.
Setting the style of coordinates
In order to change from dots to crosses (more appropriate for tukutuku panel project) you can do so in the same section you change colour in.
In that same section you can change the size of the cross.
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