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Fractal Landscapes Demo - 1.0

Random Fractal Landscapes with a Zoomer. A reproduction of my 1992 Commodore Amiga demo routine.


Kalle Saariaho
(zeque92)
These Fractal Landscapes are generated by a mid point replacement algorithm and made of 128 to 2,097,152 surfaces, depending on selected resolution. The demo is a reproduction of my 1992 Commodore Amiga demo routine in "Sound Vision" by Reflect, which won the first Assembly demo party demo competition. The fractal nature of the landscapes can be explored by using a mouse-controlled zoomer, which allows infinite zooming into the landscape. The grid generating part could be used as a basis for real-time moving landscapes as well. I have written a blog about the routine.

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These Fractal Landscapes are generated by a mid point replacement algorithm and made of 128 to 2,097,152 surfaces, depending on selected resolution. The demo is a reproduction of my 1992 Commodore Amiga demo routine in "Sound Vision" by Reflect, which won the first Assembly demo party demo competition. The fractal nature of the landscapes can be explored by using a mouse-controlled zoomer, which allows infinite zooming into the landscape. The grid generating part could be used as a basis for real-time moving landscapes as well. I have written a blog about the routine.

Links

Home Page
https://oldskoolpython.blogspot.com/2020/11/fractal-landscapes.html
Source
https://github.com/zeque92/RealTime3DwithPython

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Fractal Landscapes Demo 1.0 — 22 Nov, 2020

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