Fantastic-Fractals.com
is a journey, and these pages are the start of the journey.
Here are simple fractal examples of the basic
fractal
types that can be created with KPT Fractal Explorer.
Basic Potential Fractal
Basic
Dendrite Tracing Fractal
This mode uses a single pixel line to trace the edges
of the fractal.
Basic
Distance Estimate Fractal
This mode uses an algorithm to compute an approximate distance
from each point to the boundary of the set.
Binary Decomposition Fractal
This mode splits up the outside are into separate squarish
shapes.
Gradient Twist Fractal
This mode computes latitude and longitude for each
point, and colors the outside of the set with a combination,
yielding swirly or twisty results.
Thorns,
Ribbons and Bubbles
These coloring modes are representations of turbulence,
or an airflow over the fractal set. They operate by
placing barriers in the path of the airflow, and coloring
points differently depending on which barriers they
hit.
Thorn
Style Fractal
Ribbon
Style Fractal
Bubble Style
Fractal
Mosaic
Style Fractal
This mode is similar to Binary Decomposition, but draws
smooth pyramid shapes instead of solid color squares.
Cilia
Style Fractal
This
mode is also similar to Binary Decomposition.
Plasma
Threads Style Fractal
This mode simulates a plasma ball effect
by tracing the electrical paths of least resistance in
the Potential rendering.
