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Playing around with python, vtk and fractals

Found an old piece of code generating fractal landscape with a very easy method: immediately translated into python !

Fractal landscapes are generated subdivising an initial Delaunay triangulation and randomizing altitudes within subdivisions.
Vizualization is made available by a VTK file export, included in MMW.
Everything (source + test/examples) is available in MathMonkeyWrench.core.fractal. See landscape.py.

Apparently, there is much more to do with native vtk routines. To be continued ...

Fractal landscape generated by MMW

Posted by Loïc B. 2012-09-16 Labels: fractal delaunay vtk python MMW Math Monkey Wrench landscape

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