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Fractal Zoomer
A Fractal Zoomer with various functions.
An application that lets you render some of the most known fractal functions, like the Mandelbrot set and many more! It comes with alot of options to further enhance your fractal experience! Its easy to use and does not require installation. A java version higher than 1.8 is required to be installed. -
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mandelbrot set explorer
a lightning-fast easy-to-use fullscreen mandelbrot set renderer
This fractal explorer focuses on the beauty of colors. It features a smooth color palette generator. The controls are simple: mousewheel to zoom mouse drag to pan right click to switch colors "s" key to save as png picture -
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Urban is a software capable of procedurally creating 3d urban environments. It's based on a multi-agent system where each agent is responsible for one type of urban object. This means the system is highly modular and can easily be extended.
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Renderer for flam3 cosmic recursive fractal flames implemented on GPU. Requires a CUDA-capable graphics card.
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The goal of this fractal renderer is to enable intricate images to be created with maximum control over the results. To this end, it supports multiple layers, many fractal types (including user – defined equations) and different ways of rendering.
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