Yes it is! I also made a Mandelbrot, and tried to make interactive zooming like yours but failed miserably lol! (link to project) I made it so it slowly focuses in on the picture. What was the maximum iterations you allowed in yours?
Hmm my original reply comment has become lost - it's no longer visible.
Anyway, I said "40 maximum iterations".
I really worked at the code to make it speed-efficient. I also used Scratch's parallelism to speed things up, though the speed of a full-res render is still very slow IMHO. Well, that's Scratch.
I'm happy to discuss the ins and outs of my Mandelbrot project - but perhaps on my project page is a better place.
It suprises me that you are not familiar with sierpinskis triangle. You might also want to search for the connection between sierpinskis triangle and pascals triangle
The only reason I know anything about fractals is because my crazy math teacher made us do research on them. I understand that your feild has nothing to do with fractals but they still are a very cool. I think you will find the connection between seirpinski's triangle and pascal's triangle very interesting.
I really like this project. In fact, I liked it so much that I made a modified version of it ((link to project)). In my version, you can move the corners of the triangle, and you can adjust how far the pen moves on each step. Give it a try and see how the patterns change.
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My Toolbook program was like this one on the Chaos Game.
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It's a Fractal, rather like my Mandelbrot Generator, which allows you to zoom: (link to project)
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Yes it is! I also made a Mandelbrot, and tried to make interactive zooming like yours but failed miserably lol! (link to project) I made it so it slowly focuses in on the picture. What was the maximum iterations you allowed in yours?
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I used 16 since mine did not zoom, and it is very lo-res to begin with.
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Hmm my original reply comment has become lost - it's no longer visible. Anyway, I said "40 maximum iterations". I really worked at the code to make it speed-efficient. I also used Scratch's parallelism to speed things up, though the speed of a full-res render is still very slow IMHO. Well, that's Scratch. I'm happy to discuss the ins and outs of my Mandelbrot project - but perhaps on my project page is a better place.
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Amazing! I love how the dot just looks like it is glitching all over, but it is acctually makeing a Sierpinski gasket!
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cool..
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Its a sierpinski gasket. I'm sorry about 30 minutes ago. I was under the stress of my math homework.
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its ok lol :)
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If you want, I can post a link to a page where you can learn more about them
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If you want, I can post a link to a page where you can learn more about them
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this is in that math gallery. um yeah it doesn't have anything to do with MATH
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it is a fractal, which DOES relate to math. It is also derived using a purely mathematical equation.
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DOWNLOAD BY CLICKING DOWNLOAD BUTTON AT THE TOP
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ITS TAKES MORE THEN 5 HOURS [ TRUE ]
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yup!
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im new and don't know stuff, can u tell me how to download stuff
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click download and follow the prompts
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no problem! if u need more help, I can tell u how to get through the image file thing if it stops workin.
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Nice Pen Tool Programming
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thanks! it was pretty easy, if u know the methods used to create it in the first place. Try doing this on a piece of paper!
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I've never heard of a triforce or a Sierpinski. I'll have to look into it.
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lol a triforce is from a videogame, Sierpinski was a man who discovered this fractal.
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it looks like the triforce from The legend of zelda
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yes, it does, even though it has nothing to do with the Legend of Zelda
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click here for awesome interactive buddy game! (link to project)
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It's cool.
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click on my name for cool projects!
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Nice. I like how the complex pattern emerges slowly out of the randomness.
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cool
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awesome!
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nice one love it
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I let it sit for an hour and it still wsn't done painting.
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of course not its going to take ages for it to finish that...it goes on forever
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looks like the triforce
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its awesome! this is one of my best projects. i hope u like it! (link to project)
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i see
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Chaos game is the method of creating a Sierpinski Gasket.
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what r u ment to do??????????????????!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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just watch. its not really a game
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kewl
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Very cool! I'll have to look this Sierpinski person up!
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It suprises me that you are not familiar with sierpinskis triangle. You might also want to search for the connection between sierpinskis triangle and pascals triangle
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The only reason I know anything about fractals is because my crazy math teacher made us do research on them. I understand that your feild has nothing to do with fractals but they still are a very cool. I think you will find the connection between seirpinski's triangle and pascal's triangle very interesting.
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This is cool! how in the world did you do it!?
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I really like this project. In fact, I liked it so much that I made a modified version of it ((link to project)). In my version, you can move the corners of the triangle, and you can adjust how far the pen moves on each step. Give it a try and see how the patterns change.
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You know when mres likes it. You've got a REALLY good project.
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Just wondering: how's this a game?
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its not, the method of drawing is called a game because like a game, it can be random (chaotic)
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GNARLY!
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Good work Hope you don't mind if I add it to some gallerys
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its ok i dont mind! thanks!
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lol ITS A TRIFORCE!!!! ZOMG!!! anyway sierpinski would have been proud.
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cool!
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wow, nice
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interesting.
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awsome
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its a triforce in a triforce in a triforce!lol
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yeah
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way 2 go!!
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lol
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hey geckofreak. i know what a fratical is, im just SAYING it looks like the triforce. look on google images. i was just making a connection!
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