Starting from the central 2×2 grid square core, expanding into a square inner frame, then extending into vertical and horizontal diagonal loops.
Module 2: Starting & Vector Operations
The stitch geometry of Canvas-015 is mapped onto a 20×20 grid system (1 grid unit = 20 px). The full composition consists of 3 repeating regional units (Regions 1–3), containing a total of 228 stitches.
Path Logic: Originating from the center (50, 50) toward the lower right (130, 130) to establish the primary diagonal axis, followed by filling 36 sub-diagonal stitches within a 6×6 grid unit area.
Canvas-015 employs the primary diagonal stitch in the +45° direction (Stitches 1–2: from (50,50) to (130,130)) as its global tension spine. This continuous 113.1 px diagonal stitch provides maximum geometric pull at the center core, locking down substrate grid deformation.
2. Tension Balance
Orthogonal Torque Cancellation: The +45° stitch orientation in Phase 1 and the inner frame works orthogonally (at a 90° angle) against the -45° stitch orientation in the outer Phase 2 array.
Bidirectional Shear Modulus Balance: The force vector (T_x, T_y) = (T/√2, T/√2) generated by the +45° stitch group cancels out the x-axis force vector (T_x’, T_y’) = (-T’/√2, T’/√2) generated by the -45° stitch group, preventing skewing and curling of the fabric.
3. Stress Dispersion Mechanism
Stepped Node Distribution: The border short-stitches utilize a 20 px stepped arrangement, decomposing concentrated boundary stress into multiple micro-surface stress points.
Overlapping Node Anchoring: Nodes such as Node (90, 70) and Node (110, 90) feature double penetration through single fabric mesh holes (Node 10/11 & Node 12/13). These double-anchored nodes lock the woven grid, significantly enhancing pullout resistance and long-term structural stability.
ViewBox: -10 -40 580 580 (Provides an expanded field of view to accommodate all 3 extended regional modules and labels).
Grid System: Base grid spacing of 20 px, featuring centroid dot helpers at (10, 10) with radius 0.8 px.
Coordinate & Color Definitions:
Light Green (#84cc16): Applied to Phase 1 diagonal core (stroke width 3 px, e.g., (50, 50) to (130, 130)).
Dark Green (#15803d): Applied to Phase 2 directional arrays (stroke width 2.5 px, e.g., (110, -30) to (50, 30)).
Module 5: Visual Gallery
Front View
Back View
Structural Manuscript Diagram
Fig 1: Interwoven square and diagonal pattern
Fig 2: Rear carrying threads and node alignments
Fig 3: Structural manuscript with precise 228-stitch annotations
Module 6: Algorithm Extensions & Variant Syntax
1. Physical Coverage Ratio
Calculation Formula: Coverage Ratio = (Total Stitches × Thread Physical Width × Average Length) / Total Area
Canvas-015 Data: Total line length across all regions (Regions 1–3) L_total ≈ 11,840 px. With 4 strands folded over (8 strands total), physical thread width W ≈ 0.8 mm. The resulting physical coverage ratio reaches 84.5%, forming a high-density flexible structure.
Variant A (Canvas-015-V1 Mirror): Mirrors the Phase 2 diagonal array angle from -45° to +135°, creating a closed feather-like geometry.
Variant B (Canvas-015-V2 Scale): Scales the grid unit down from 20 px to 10 px while maintaining the 228-stitch count, increasing structural precision by 200% for micro-embroidery protective applications.