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> Fractal Lab is my {NOT AZEIRAH'S} personal technical and creative canvas where I can explore ideas freely in my own time without obligations and support commi
by azeirah 12y ago
> Fractal Lab is my {NOT AZEIRAH'S} personal technical and creative canvas where I can explore ideas freely in my own time without obligations and support commitments, so for the moment it isn't available online or for local installation.
I have some project ideas I first want to fully explore using Fractal Lab, after that I'll probably release the code.
This is on his site
soo... someday maybe
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- ctdonath 12y agoFailing that, his main page promotes the iOS app FRAX. Any opinions/experience about it?
- archagon 12y agoWow! The demo video[1] is really impressive. How are those effects created, I wonder? Do the fractals get their own depth maps? How do you arrive at algorithms that look so darn beautiful, especially those metal and plastic shaders? Is there prior art for this? [1]: http://fract.al http://fract.al
- jonah 12y agoI've played with it. Quite nice.
- Synaesthesia 12y agoIt's pretty awesome, real time fractals on your iPad, a lot to explore. Looks really great. Having parameters and textures animate while you're zooming on an iPad in real time on a fractal is impressive.
- ctdonath 12y agoI paid the $4 and got it. Slick & entertaining. Not as hard-core math-ish as I'd like, but fun to zoom around in. There's in-app "pro upgrade", which I find a bit irritating if that's where the greater numeric control & deeper resolution resides.
- pantalaimon 12y agoI suppose it has 2D fractals only, my Haswell CPU struggles with 3D fractals already - I wish I had a experience as smooth as in fractal lab.