Like spinning the mirror by hand but with precise control
#### Parameters
* **Speed:** How fast to spin
* **Angle X:** The axis tilt in the X direction
* **Angle Y:** The axis tilt in the Y direction
### Boids
A flock of pointers follows your hand using simple rules to control how they fly
#### Parameters
* **Number of copies:** How many boids in the flock
* **Separation Amount:** How strongly each boid tries to stay away from others
* **Alignment Amount:** How closely the boids try and follow the flocks path
* **Pointer Attraction:** How strongly each boid is attracted to your brush position
### Ducklings
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The pointers follow your brush position but each one moves towards a point where your hand was further back in time
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
* **Delay per copy:** How far back in time (in frames) for each copy
* **Amount:** How far between the current and past position to move towards. 0.5 is the midpoint between past and current
### EllipseAround
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Copies of your stroke forming an ellipse - with optional color shifts
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
* **Eccentricity:** How elliptical the shape is
* **Axis Consistency:** Controls how much the elliptical axis follows your brush position
### Frame
A simple frame of points following your brush position
### HoldFirstClick
{% embed url="" %}
Like [Many Around](#manyaround) except the widget always moves to where you start drawing
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
### ManyAlong
Linear copies of your stroke with optional color shifts
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
* **Distance:** How far each copy is from the next
### ManyAround
Radial copies of your stroke with optional color shifts
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
### PointSymSpin
Works like activating Multimirror but the extra pointers spin around your brush position
#### Parameters
(todo)
### Pole
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Multiple copies of your brush spaced between your left and right hand positions
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
### PolygonAround
Copies of your stroke forming an polygon
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
* **Sides:** The number of sides of the polygon
### RectangleAround
Copies of your stroke forming an rectangle
#### Parameters
* **Number of points along width:** How many points along the sides
* **Number of points along height:** How many points along the top and bottom
* **Spacing:** The distance between each point
* **Exterior Only:** Whether to create copies just around the perimeter or also fill in the middle
### Spin
Multiple copies of your brush spinning around your actual brush position
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
* **Speed:** How fast the extra pointers are rotating
* **Radius:** The radius of the circle they are rotating around
### StrokePoints
The previous stroke you drew is used as a template and multiple copies of the pointer are spread along it as you draw
#### Parameters
* **Point Spacing:** The distance to space out the copies along the stroke
### SuperEllipseAround
Copies of your stroke forming a [superellipse](https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Superellipse)
#### Parameters
* **Copies:** The number of strokes to draw at once
* **n:** The parameter that controls the overall shape of the superellipse
* **Eccentricity:** How elliptical to make the shape
* **Axis Consistency:** Controls how much the elliptical axis follows your brush position
### Svg
An example of using an SVG file as a template for symmetry patterns
### SvgAround
Similar to [SVG](#svg) but centered around the Symmetry Widget
#### Parameters
* **Point Spacing:** The distance between each pointer around the shape
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