Dragon Fractals Entry posted by Brave Dragon December 13, 2010 344 views Share More sharing options... Followers 0 Learned the process recently in a lecture for class. Trippy. I lost count after the 15th iteration, but w/e.
Vezok's Friend Posted December 13, 2010 What is this I don't even...? Looks awesome but...what is this? ^^ How does this work? Quote Link to comment
Brave Dragon Posted December 13, 2010 The dragon fractal is a type of fractal that's fairly simple to make without having a computer crunch the graphics for you. You take a line, duplicate it, rotate the duplicate 90 degrees left (or right), and merge the end segments of lines into a new shape. Then you take the shape, duplicate it, rotate it 90 degrees, and merge the end segment. and the process keeps going for infinity theoretically, but I stopped at 15-20 because Photoshop couldn't handle the awesome, and the lines were getting blurry as I was shrinking them. For this image, I did a rotating/transform tesselation of the fractal. Quote Link to comment
Xaeraz Posted December 13, 2010 Oh hey, this is the fractal used in Jurassic Park. The book, I mean. Quote Link to comment
Vezok's Friend Posted December 13, 2010 Ahhh now I see. I knew I recognized the shape somewhere before ^^ Quote Link to comment
Eeko Posted December 16, 2010 I made one of these in Blender a while ago. link I also learned a way to hand draw one in a different way then the paper folding analogy suggests. But it got really boring really fast. Quote Link to comment
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