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>>8575321

ayy that was me. Pic related is the first time it was ever done. What I later found out was that the process still works when you consider each segment to be a vector, and then take two neighbors in a matrix and divide their sub by half. If you take all the resultant vectors and imagine them stemming from a single point then they can be used to form a parametric equation that describes the tendency of motion of the polygon formed after n iterations. The parametric begins as a tangled mess, but quickly unfolds it'self into a shape which smoothly juts outward from the center point, loops around, and returns.

>>8522692
>>8522912

Also I did the transformation on a Hilbert curve.