This is way, way, way simpler than Fraqtive (I wasn't aware of it, so thank you!) - so this would be a compliment. The novel part here is showing the set as a

This is way, way, way simpler than Fraqtive (I wasn't aware of it, so thank you!) - so this would be a compliment. The novel part here is showing the set as a process rather than a static image; it doesn't seem like Fraqtive has an option to do it this way. There's a way to generate a sequence of images, but it doesn't animate the computation.