This QuickTime movie was created from LoopChart A by cycling the figure one degree per frame. (The value q was set to 2, the major radius to 0.0, the minor radius to 1.8, and the bottom cell in the user block to 150.)
If you set your QuickTime player to continue looping the movie, the motion of the figure will continue cycling smoothly. An interesting feature about the movie is that each vertex (corner) in the figure moves only along a line passing through the center.
(You may be able to reduce the size of the spreadsheet considerably before making your own movies. This will save calculation time. The number of rows in the main part of the spreadsheet can be as low as the number of the lines in the figure, plus one, and a complete figure will still result. Look in the rightmost X and Y column and determine where the pattern of numbers begins to repeat. You can eliminate all rows from that point on. The figures in this movie were generated in LoopSheet A using only 13 rows of calculations below row 20.)
