Patterns Found on Y=1 Graph: Explore and Learn

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The discussion focuses on discovering patterns in a graph where y=1, y=2, y=3, etc., with specific x values leading to observable sequences. The user graphed points for various y values, noting a recurring pattern until they ran out of space on their graph. They seek confirmation from others who may have encountered similar patterns and are looking for resources to explore this further. Additionally, they inquire about Mac applications that allow for precise graphing of points at specific intervals. The exploration of these patterns may relate to moiré patterns, suggesting a connection between mathematics and music.
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on a graph, y=1 i started with x=3 then 6,9,12, and so on...till uncountable
then y=2:x=4,8,12,16...
y=3:x=5,10,15...etc
etc etc
you get the drift...till i ran out of room on the graph i used y=around 50 or etc...
and with all the points graphed i came up with a pattern...

my question is has anyone come across this before and are there any internet links to explore
i love the patterns that can be found by doing simple things...
another question...are there any Mac apps to for graphing that let's you places dots and certain intervals so i could explore this more..(found out the equation for the arcs involved) the program i used is called 'live' its a music program (no x and y axis) i work with...exploring doppler in music and i expanded and found this pattern :P
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