Me and George and Benoit MandelbrotHave made some fractal animations that are mostly too big to post here.
Click on W. to go to a page with some not-too-gigantic stills from the animations that you can click on to see them.
(Click on W. to go to a page with some not-too-gigantic stills from the animations that you can click on to see them.
Bob Scene,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 10:49,
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hmm sounds like hwat i used to playwith on my old 8086 on dos 3..
Get fractint m8, save yourself the hassle.
(oh and fractals are quite easy to understand.)
(Get fractint m8, save yourself the hassle.
(oh and fractals are quite easy to understand.)
Darkedge,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 10:55,
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.Don't think they had fractint when I did those. Thanks for the condescenscion, anyway. If you have any other suggestions for how I should have fun, just let me know.
( Bob Scene,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:14,
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ooh hark at her, Handbags at dawn ladies?oh with out wishing to talk down to you 'condescension' is spelt like that.
Pootle,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:17,
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When did you do them?Fractint's been around for a verylong time. Of course, UltraFractal's probably better now (although it lacks some features), and Xaos has lovely realtime zoom.
[sad]I actually programmed the Mandlebrot set in my graphic calculator once ...[/sad]
([sad]I actually programmed the Mandlebrot set in my graphic calculator once ...[/sad]
nyarlathotep,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:31,
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.I wrote the program in about 1989, which was why I was ironically bragging about the high-techness of it. I haven't used it lately, but I think it'd be fun to play with if my new computer would run Basic.
( Bob Scene,
Mon 7 Oct 2002, 11:40,
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