I recently got a Mandelbrot Set (that thing normally rendered as a pretty fractal picture thing, for those who don't know) generator working in BYOND, and it's quite cool. At the moment it supports custom zoom levels but offsetting the viewport requires a recompile (too lazy to sort that out, compiling only takes a second anyway). It also only renders in greyscale - if anyone knows a decent colouring algorithm then I'm interested.
Anyway, here's some pictures. They're rendered in 70x70 (maximum viewport size on BYOND, I think) and then blown up to 210x210 for your viewing pleasure. Also, does anyone know the locations of any particularly interesting bits? I found a spiral at -0.774708,-0.124208 at some insane zoom level. The highest zoom level I've been to is about 1200000x.   | |
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Nov 28 2007, 3:23 pm
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Mechana2412
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Sounds neat. Where can I download it? Or are you keeping it from us? o.O
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I'll put it up for download once it's finished. It even works in text mode so Linux users can Mandelbrot on BYOND as well.
I've also made a much more awesome version using Delphi which I'll also upload, but that also has a couple of problems I need to fix. I want to have it so that you can click a part of the image to centre on that part the next time you render, which isn't happening right now. | |