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For practice tried to make a brush that shows a starry shape after some interval. It looks a bit like barbed wire.

Short explanation in case anyone is interested:
The star shape is made by showing y-scaled circles randomly at exactly 5 different angles. The angles are made by multiplying a random signal by 5, then flooring it to get an integer interval [0,5], then dividing by 5 again to get [0, 0.2, 0.4, .., 1] (Does anyone know a better way to get this btw? ) This is fed to the rotation parameter.

The interval is decided by modulating the length, and only showing the y-scaling for a short while when the value is close to 0.

cydt wrote:

For practice tried to make a brush that shows a starry shape after some interval. It looks a bit like barbed wire.

Short explanation in case anyone is interested:
The star shape is made by showing y-scaled circles randomly at exactly 5 different angles. The angles are made by multiplying a random signal by 5, then flooring it to get an integer interval [0,5], then dividing by 5 again to get [0, 0.2, 0.4, .., 1] (Does anyone know a better way to get this btw? ) This is fed to the rotation parameter.

The interval is decided by modulating the length, and only showing the y-scaling for a short while when the value is close to 0.

So much Maths

Nicely done! I don't think there are better ways for the stars you got it right, floor effects are the best. I'm a big fan of floor functions. The only comment I could think of is that the mod function could be replaced by a frac block, which is only a shortcut for a modulo at 1. Nice maths!