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Category Archives: Fractal
White Lavender – A surface journey on the Mandelbulb fractal (video)
A Mandelbulb fractalThe function I implemented is a bit wrong but the output was OK, running on about 30 FPS in 800×600 🙂 Only diffuse and specular light is used when rendering. Rendered using DirectX, Shader Model 4.0. Programming: digitalerr0r … Continue reading
Posted in DirectX, DirectX11, Fractal, Graphics
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Raymarching on the GPU
For the past six months, I have been spending quite some time on producing images using only the GPU. Just wanted to share some of the images I have created. Click the images to enlarge. If you want to … Continue reading
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Fundamentals of Fractals 5: The Mandelbrot Set
I give you the same question Neo got; do you take the red pill or do you take the blue pill? After studying the Mandelbrot set, the complexity, rich and beauty of a simple definition, the endless iteration of a … Continue reading
Fundamentals of Fractals 4: The Sierpinski carpet
In the last tutorial, we plotted a Sierpinski gasket using dots. I figured that I wanted to introduce the Sierpinski Carpet as well, before moving into more heavy fractals. The Sierpinski Carpet is very simple as well, but we are … Continue reading
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Fundamentals of Fractals 3: The Sierpinski gasket
The Sierpinski gasket is a fractal and a very basic fractal of self-similar sets, a mathematically generated pattern with similar patterns. The Sierpisnki gasket is typically generated using triangles, but you can render any shape you want in the space, … Continue reading
Modern art using the GPU 