We asked Open AI Chat GPT to make the flag of Nepal. Here’s the answer we got:

Sure! Here is a simple representation of the flag of Nepal using ASCII art:

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This flag consists of two triangular shapes, one red and one white. The red triangle represents the national flowers of Nepal, the rhododendron, and the white triangle represents the snowy peaks of the Himalayas.

The flag of Nepal is an important symbol of the country’s national identity, and it is used in various official and unofficial contexts. If you want to create a more detailed and accurate representation of the flag of Nepal, you can use various methods, such as drawing by hand or using a computer graphics program.

At first, the ChatGPT was unaware that one could create Nepal’s flag using geometric and varied details. We provided the information and got this result, and it was shocking.

The flag of Nepal consists of a crimson cloth with a blue border, on which are depicted a white moon and a white sun with eight and twelve rays, respectively. The flag is created using various geometric shapes and colors, and specific instructions are given for creating the shapes and colors using lines, circles, arcs, and triangles.

The flag drawing procedure of Nepal is a set of instructions for creating the flag of Nepal using geometric shapes and colors. According to the information you provided, the flag drawing procedure of Nepal includes the following steps:

(A) Method of Making the Shape inside the Border

  • On the lower portion of a crimson cloth, draw a line AB of the required length from left to right.
  • From A, draw a line AC perpendicular to AB making AC equal to AB plus one third AB. From AC, mark off D making line AD equal to line AB. Join BD.
  • From BD, mark off E making BE equal to AB. Touching E, draw a line FG, starting from the point F on line AC, parallel to AB to the right hand-side. Mark off FG equal to AB. Join CG.

(B) Method of Making the Moon

  • From AB, mark off AH making AH equal to one-fourth of line AB and starting from H draw a line HI parallel to line AC touching line CG at point I.
  • Bisect CF at J and draw a line JK parallel to AB touching CG at point K.
  • Let L be the point where lines JK and HI intersect. Join JG.
  • Let M be the point where line JG and HI intersect.
  • With center M and with a distance shortest from M to BD, mark off N on the lower portion of line HI.
  • Touching M and starting from O, a point on AC, draw a line from left to right parallel to AB.
  • With center L and radius LN, draw a semi-circle on the lower portion and let P and Q be the points where it touches the line OM respectively.
  • With center M and radius MQ, draw a semi-circle on the lower portion touching P and Q.
  • With center N and radius NM, draw an arc touching PNQ at R and S. Join RS. Let T be the point where RS and HI intersect.

(C) Method of making the Sun

  • Bisect line AF at U and draw a line UV parallel to line AB touching line BE at V.
  • With center W, the point where HI and UV intersect and radius MN, draw a circle.
  • With center W and radius LN, draw a circle.
  • Twelve equal and similar triangles of the sun are to be made in the space enclosed by the circles of No. (20) and of No. (21) with the two apexes of two triangles touching line HI.

(D) Method of Making the Border

  • The width of the border will be equal to the width TN. This will be of deep blue color and will be provided on all the sides of the flag. However, on the five angles of the flag, the external angles will be equal to the internal angles.
  • The above mentioned border will be provided if the flag is to be used with a rope. On the other hand, if it is to be hoisted on a pole, the hole on the border on the side AC can be extended according to requirements.

Explanation: The lines HI, RS, FE, ED, JG, OQ, JK and UV are imaginary. Similarly, the external and internal circles of the sun and the other arcs except the crescent moon are also imaginary. These are not shown on the flag.

PS: We had to remind the ChatGPT that there was more information, and it quickly provided it to us. This is revolutionary.

We asked the AI again to give a detailed description of creating Nepal’s flag. The AI, no doubt, gave a different response.

Sure! Here are detailed instructions for creating the flag of Nepal using geometric shapes and colors:

  1. Begin by creating a rectangular canvas in your computer graphics program. The canvas should be oriented with the shorter sides at the top and bottom, and the longer sides at the left and right.
  2. Using the color picker tool, select a deep crimson color and fill the entire canvas with this color. This will create the base color of the flag.
  3. Next, we will create the blue border around the flag. To do this, create a new layer above the crimson layer. Using the line tool, draw a series of straight lines around the edges of the canvas, leaving a small gap between each line. The lines should be spaced evenly and should be oriented horizontally or vertically. When you have finished drawing all of the lines, fill them in with a deep blue color using the fill tool.
  4. To create the white moon and sun, we will need to use a combination of circles, arcs, and triangles. Begin by creating a new layer above the blue border layer.
  5. Using the circle tool, draw two circles on the canvas. The first circle should be centered on the left side of the canvas, and the second circle should be centered on the right side of the canvas. The circles should be touching at the top and bottom edges, and should be aligned vertically. The radius of the circles should be equal to one-third of the width of the canvas.
  6. Using the arc tool, draw an arc connecting the two circles at the top and bottom. The arc should be centered on the vertical axis of the canvas, and should span the width of the canvas.
  7. Using the triangle tool, draw eight equilateral triangles inside the left circle and twelve equilateral triangles inside the right circle. The triangles should be evenly spaced around the circumference of the circles, and the two apexes of each triangle should touch the arc that connects the two circles.
  8. To create the red and white triangles of the flag, we will need to use the line tool and the fill tool. Begin by creating a new layer above the moon and sun layer.
  9. Using the line tool, draw a line from the bottom left corner of the canvas to the top right corner. This line should be aligned with the vertical axis of the canvas, and should span the full height of the canvas.
  10. Using the line tool, draw a second line from the top of the first line to the bottom right corner of the canvas. This line should be

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