This curve is closely related to the last one on the previous page. This is also a closed loop and each tile is drawn in an out and back fashion, starting and ending on the same sub-tile, and the curve can pass through some sub-tiles as many as six times. |
Above shows the first, second, third, and fourth order curve. Below is the highest order curve, reveling this Sierpinski like, half fill, half gasket. |
I came up with three different curves through this tiling,
they are very similar looking so I just show one here.
This curve is made of two different tiles shown above.
The A curve is made of three A's, and two B's. The B curve is made of three B's, and two A's. The four below are the A shape, and are the same except for how they are colored. The first shows how the A shape divides into sub tiles. The rest show how sub tiles further divide into smaller tiles. The A sub tiles are shown in shades of red. The B sub tiles are shown in shades of green. |