arcesoftware/fractals

The code uses the HTML5 canvas element to render the Fractals, and it utilizes the requestAnimationFrame() function to continuously draw new points on the canvas. It also includes a feature to plot the dots in the Fractals depending on the distance from the origin, with a color gradient that ranges from green to red.

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This tool helps anyone curious about mathematical fractals to visualize them directly in a web browser. It takes mathematical rules for generating fractals (like the Mandelbrot or Julia sets) and outputs a dynamic, colorful graphical representation. It's designed for math enthusiasts, students, or educators who want to see these complex patterns come to life.

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Use this if you want to explore and visualize classic mathematical fractals interactively in a web browser, observing how they are built point by point with a color gradient based on origin distance.

Not ideal if you need a high-performance fractal rendering engine for large-scale scientific simulations or advanced 3D fractal exploration and manipulation.

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Apache-2.0

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Nov 20, 2024

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