Open coalaura opened 4 years ago
I have found that increasing the number of iterations makes the fractals more detailed. For example, in the Menger Sponge, this is the original code
obj = Object()
for _ in range(8):
obj.add(FoldAbs())
obj.add(FoldMenger())
obj.add(FoldScaleTranslate(3, (-2,-2,0)))
obj.add(FoldPlane((0,0,-1.0), -1.0))
obj.add(Box(2.0, color=(.2,.5,1)))
return obj
and here is a much more detailed piece.
obj = Object()
for _ in range(16):
obj.add(FoldAbs())
obj.add(FoldMenger())
obj.add(FoldScaleTranslate(3, (-2,-2,0)))
obj.add(FoldPlane((0,0,-1.0), -1.0))
obj.add(Box(2.0, color=(.2,.5,1)))
return obj
Notice how the 8 was made into 16.. That makes the amount of iterations of the fractal increase. Note that due to certain problems, when zoomed in enough, you can't add any more iterations. I'm not exactly sure how one could fix that issue though.
I know there are perturbation methods for zooming on 2d mandelbrot, not sure exactly how those translate to these fractals though. I think you would need to work out the math for these specific ones to implement deeper zooms
I would like to render some of the fractals in more detail (More transformations) how would i do that?