x_func x_func: applied iteratively num_points times to the previous point's x value. allowed terms: x, y, and t			t_initial t_initial: initial t value.
y_func y_func: applied iteratively num_points times to the previous point's x value. allowed terms: x, y, and t			t_final t_final: final t value.
x_scale x_scale: scales x value of all points. recommended: >100			t_rate t_rate: dt, or t's rate of change - added to t every 10ms. recommended: <0.01
y_scale y_scale: scales y value of all points. recommended: >100			num_points num_points: number of points, or more specifically, number of times x_func and y_func are iteratively applied.
x_offset x_offset: offsets x value of all points. positive = left negative = right			trail_length trail_length: number of points per trail. (setting this to 2 will cause errors when connect_trail is true) recommended: <10
y_offset y_offset: offsets y value of all points. positive = up negative = down			color_scheme color_scheme (0 to 11): 0 = rainbow 1 = cyan 2 = blue-purple-pink 3 = green-yellow 4 = magenta 5 = blue-cyan 6 = red-orange-yellow 7 = yellow 8 = red-magenta 9 = green-cyan 10 = white 11 = black
point_size point_size: point diameter in pixels. recommended: 1-3			connect_trail connect_trail (true/false): use with caution. when set to true, trails will be shown as bezier curves of trail_length points. this will not work as intended without significant tweaking, and should only be used at extremely low t_rate values, or with extremely stable functions. don't be too alarmed when you try this out for the first time.

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