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I am currently experimenting with some flame fractal algorithms, and here is one of my better results so far.
This image was generated in my own java program, (shame on you all that use fractal programs without understanding the math behind!). All comments welcome! |
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I really respect that you use your own programs!
I play round with random variables in to get the shape, then concentrate on the colors.
So I don't understand the math behind the actual equations, but understand my program..
There are some books and articles on the web about the math behind, but unfortunately, they are usually quite technical and does not talk about what fractals are "nice" at all.
On the other hand, there are many Apo articles about creating stuff in Apophysis, but they never mention the math.
The original paper by Scott Draves (the inventor of flame fractals) is an excellent exception, where he writes about both aspects. That is a must read for every fractal artist.
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