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Fractal Explorer
Description: Fractal image creator. Fractal software to create abstract patterns based on mathematical formulae. Newest Review: ... you to generate such images without knowing anything about the maths. One such package is Fractal Explorer, which can be ... more  ... downloaded from: http://skyscraper.fortunecity.com/binary /34/index.htm. This free software includes a wide range of pre-defined fractals with plenty of things to adjust - I've no idea what the numbers in the boxes mean - What I do know is that by changing the numbers used to generate the fractal image the result can be very different. Once you have an image you like, you can zoom in to look at smaller regions and tweak the image to suite your tastes. There is a 3D option which lets you create weird alien looking ...more |
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Fractal Explorer: No need to understand the maths - just play (406 words)
by Jove - written on 30.05.01 (Very useful, 53 readings)
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Imagine the coastline of the United Kingdom. From a satellite you see the overall shape - fairly long and thin with bits sticking out. Zoom in a bit closer and you see bays, river esturies and so on. Zoom in again and you see the small convolutions in the coastline. More zooms and you see individual rocks, then pebbles, then grains of sand and so on. At each scale the overall structure looks similar. However, as you zoom in the total "perimeter" around the UK becomes more convoluted and therefore the total distance increases. Mathematically you can have patterns like this which can be zoomed indefinitely. At each scale the pattern looks similar, but as ...
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