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BFD Fibonacci Pattern Inkscape Extension
Inkscape plugin for generating the fibonacci pattern
This is an inkscape plugin, written by the software engineer for Beauty Full Day, for generating the Fibonacci Pattern. It is a flexible plugin for generating different sizes and allows for one to control how spread out the pattern is and how small to large each node can get. -
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Double Fractal with 3D Prototype
Easily creates high complex fractal images. Includes 3D prototypes.
...These new fractals were called JP Random Sets. The brilliant environment Lazarus allowed Double Fractal to be ported from Delphi and now Double Fractal can be run on Windows, Linux and MAC OS X. Fractals are infinite complex images defined by a finite definition. We find in fractals a model to understand many different sciences such as economy, health and weather. Many scientists love fractals. Double Fractal is a program that creates fast and easily high complex images. No specific knowledge is needed to use this program, it is a program that can be run just for fun. ... -
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babybiomorphs
Biomorphs simulation with Baby X
Biomorphs are a way of explaining evolution invented by Richard Dawkins. The shapes are controlled by a small set of genes, which give colour, segment length, size, and degree of recursion. By changing a gene by a small amount, a small difference is made in neighbours. Many fascinating shapes can be found, and you can often home in on a desired shape by selecting relatives that are closer to your goal. The program uses the Baby X toolkit. -
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KochCurve
This small library implements a data structure for Koch curves.
This small library implements the Koch curve, snowflake and anti-snowflake like a Shape to be used like any other Java shape. You can test the library by compiling the test applet in Files. -
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GoLrev
calculate preceding generations for Conway's Game of Life
This program in APL calculates preceding generations for a given generation in Conway's Game of Life. They are small, 4x4 to 13x13 and there are periodic boundary conditions which eliminates many configurations. The APL interpreter that is required to run the program is available as a free demo version. -
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SmoothLife
A generalization of Conway's Game of Life
Conway's Game of Life is generalized to a continuous domain. OpenGL and GLSL shaders are used for real-time 2D and 3D graphics. Time stepping is done via a real to complex FFT based convolution operation. There are also two deliberately simple test implementations in FreeBasic and Matlab. A 2D version on a sphere shows that it is really not dependent on the underlying grid. -
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OpenGROW
An open-source project to develop a plant generation tool.
An open-source project to develop a free, modern and sophisticated plant generation tool. This tool will feature an easy to use interface, and will be scalable, able to produce a large batch of similar plants simultaneously. The project is current just starting - I'm laying down some basic code to generate a tree skeleton, then using that skeleton to create an "envelope" mesh. Then I plan on adding features in subsequent releases. Then I'll probably end up rewriting all of the code and...
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