Little Fractale Generator with source :)
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| With source code ... Use BCF Gui 2.0 DOWNLOAD : http://www.cemporia.org/%7Eeddy/click/clic.php3?url=http://perso.wanadoo.fr/blitz3dfr/mesprojets/mandela.zip If you have some improvement, share it :)   |
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| Cool I love mandelbrot fractals, it renders pretty fast too :) |
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| Reload it ! i have include some fractal test in the zip ! |
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| If you had the program render every 64th point then the center point between what is rendered and so on until the full image is rendered then it would look like LightBrite. Also as it is being rendered at any time allow zooming, before it is finished. That way you don't have to wait for the image to finish to further zoom in on an interesting area. Lastly allow one to backup to a previous view again so they can explore other areas without starting from the begining again. These were ideas I had for a mandelbrot explorer I once started writing but never finished on my old Amiga. Most mandelbrot programs always start at the top and move slowly down the page. And this always irratated me, having to wait until the entire image was drawn before continuing. Drawing every 64th dot fills the screen 64 times faster. And you get enough detail to know what area to zoom in on farther without waiting for the entire screen to finish. I used a lookup table for the spacing of the dots. couldn't find a formula to do it. Because you don't want to draw the same dots twice. It went something like this. every 64th step 32 every 64th step 16 every 32th step 8 every 16th etc... I think that was the table. Anyway you can calculate a mandelbrot from any spot in the set so it can even be made to fade in randomly. Anything is better than rendering from top to bottom one pixel at a time. Just a suggestion for anyone wanting to exparament some more. |
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| Cool. Much quicker then I remember on my old Amiga :) |
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| very nice mandelbrot explorer. But I bottomed out in pixelation :( |
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| If you have an idea for increase precision ... ? |
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| I like you program. This mod seems to speed it up a bit. I have changed the Proc_RenderMandel() so it is Locking the buffer and using writepixelfast. It also doesnt then need to convert the colors. Replace Proc_RenderMandel() with this code Function Proc_RenderMandel() For i =0 To PalSize-1 Read Colour Col(I)=Colour Next xscale#=X_Side#/Float(xmax) yscale#=Y_Side#/Float(ymax) LockBuffer ImageBuffer (RenderView) For y=0 To ymax Step Precision For x=0 To xmax Step Precision cx#=Float(x)*xscale#+Left_Side# cy#=Float(y)*yscale#+Top_Side# zx#=0 zy#=0 ColorCounter=0 CurrentColor=0 While (zx#*zx#+zy#*zy#<4 And colorcounter+ScaleColor<MaxColor) tempx#=zx#*zx#-zy#*zy#+cx# zy#=2*zx#*zy#+cy# zx#=tempx# colorcounter=colorcounter+1 Wend CurrentColor=colorcounter+ScaleColor Mod MaxColor ; SetBuffer ImageBuffer (RenderView) ; ConvertARGB(Col(CurrentColor)) ;Plot x,y writepixelfast x,y,col(CurrentColor),ImageBuffer (RenderView) ; SetBuffer BackBuffer() ; ----------------------------- ; Gestion de 'l'interface ; ----------------------------- If BCF_TestButton(StopMandel) Then BCF_ChangeGaugeValue(Gauge01,0) unLockBuffer ImageBuffer (RenderView) Return EndIf If BCF_TestButton(ZoomMandel) Then BCF_ChangeGaugeValue(Gauge01,0) unLockBuffer ImageBuffer (RenderView) Proc_ZoomMandel EndIf ; --------------------------------- ; On quitte le programme ; --------------------------------- If BCF_TestButton(QuitMandel) Or KeyHit(1) Then unLockBuffer ImageBuffer (RenderView) ClearWorld End EndIf Next unLockBuffer ImageBuffer (RenderView) ; ----------------------------------- ; Gauge et affichage image ; ----------------------------------- BCF_ChangeGaugeValue(Gauge01,y) ; RenderWorld cls DrawImage RenderView,0,0 ; ------------------------- ; Gestion de la BCF ; ------------------------- BCF_RenderBCF() Flip Next BCF_ChangeGaugeValue(Gauge01,0) End Function |
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| thx :) |
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