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Jack Perkins Junior Member Offline Posts: 99	LETS SEE SOME FRACTALS, MAN Mar 9th, 2009, 8:33pm   You guys ever just like, look, at fractals, man? Here are some early demos. Nothing groundbreaking, but they are recursive and 3D. //----------------------------------------- http://fatbeats.pastebin.com/m50a5859c //-------------------------------------------------- http://fatbeats.pastebin.com/mff61a16

cloister Full Member Offline Posts: 138	Re: LETS SEE SOME FRACTALS, MAN Reply #1 - Mar 9th, 2009, 10:37pm   That second one is fun, but I don't think it actually fits the definition of "fractal" (self-similar on different scales).

Jack Perkins Junior Member Offline Posts: 99	Re: LETS SEE SOME FRACTALS, MAN Reply #2 - Mar 9th, 2009, 10:45pm   Yeah, It's more just duplicated recursion. Next version I'll make each leg split based on the number of original legs. Shouldn't be hard since the code is so simple already.