iJuggle 2.5

iJuggle is a powerful tool designed for generating and animating juggling patterns using the Siteswap notation system. Siteswap is a mathematical language used to represent juggling patterns. To delve deeper into the intricacies of siteswap notation, further resources can be explored on siteswap.org.

The generator featured in iJuggle is based on Jack Boyce's J2 program and offers a comprehensive range of options. Users can select from various settings including async/sync/passing notation, multiplexing, ground/excited states, and composites. Furthermore, the tool enables customization by allowing users to filter siteswaps based on specific throw criteria.

On the other hand, the animator component of iJuggle draws inspiration from JuggleMaster devised by Ken Matsuoka and enhanced in C++ by Per Johan Groland. This feature permits users to animate a diverse array of juggling patterns including synchronous, asynchronous, and multiplexing variations. Additionally, the animator supports the specification of juggling styles such as mill's mess, which can be seamlessly integrated with any generated siteswap.