Generating Fractals

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Byak@

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• Dec 29, 2009

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may be anybody from our Gurus create a program on B4PPC for generating a Fractals?
i'm think a code of this program on basic it is a very interesting think!
i'm found a manual for it on C
CodeProject: Generating Fractals with SSE/SSE2. Free source code and programming help

 

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• Dec 30, 2009

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Hello Byak@,

There was someone on the forum that provided a sample .sbp for a fractal that looks like a fern leaf - pretty good. Contact details are in comments in the .sbp file. I am more interested in Mandelbrot fractals myself.

After all, fractals are reletively basic mathematical equations, so they shouldn't be too difficult to code.

 

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agraham

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• Dec 30, 2009

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Aah! the Mandelbrot set. In the good old days we used that to demonstrate the processing power of transputers running in parallel processing configurations. Real time zooming in and out to explore the set was quite impressive!

 

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• Dec 30, 2009

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This was my attempt at a plasma

 

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• Dec 31, 2009

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agraham said:

Aah! the Mandelbrot set. In the good old days we used that to demonstrate the processing power of transputers running in parallel processing configurations. Real time zooming in and out to explore the set was quite impressive!

Click to expand...

Going slightly :sign0006: but in 1988 a friend and I programmed a BBC Model B to draw Mandelbrot sets as part of our fifth form project. - It used to take nearly half an hour to draw the 'bug'!! But ever since I saw that you may zoom on the image and see infinite other bugs; I was hooked. Because of 'processing limitations' we couldn't zoom more than a couple of levels

 

agraham

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• Dec 31, 2009

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Here's a Mandelbrot library to play with .

 

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agraham

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• Jan 1, 2010

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A better http://www.b4x.com/forum/additional-libraries/5262-mandelbrot-library.html#post30912 that allows you to supply your own colour visualisation.

 

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Byak@

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• Jan 3, 2010

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Thanks my friends) *going to play with this*