it's fun to tinker around with the settings and see what happens, after changing a couple of settings, I made what looks like to be a platform with an endless staircase at the bottom, but this was made in 2003? damn thats impressive
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This program makes spiral-based fractals. But even if you don't understand any of the math, just push a bunch of buttons and you should still get some interesting images. There's a big 'Tips' box that should help you create good stuff.
INSTRUCTIONS: On the rendering screen, press space to stop drawing lines, and press backspace to go back to the configuration screen.
STUFF YOU SHOULD TRY
I know a lot of people don't understand how this works, so here's some settings that look really cool:
-Try angle increments of 35, 89, and 179. Notice a pattern? These are all slightly less than a number that divides evenly into 360, so based on that you should be able to find others.
-For every interesting angle, try it with different function settings. Also, just switching +/- signs can make a big difference.
-The best looking color settings are fire or pulse on a really low rate setting.
-Starting with short line lengths takes more time, but it can make really cool effects.
Fun
Ok i find thease types always fun, make different patterns, set the different settings is kinda fun, just very interactive, so not bad at all, great job, it was fun Another delightful game here back in the day we would get lots of these types, I found it fun
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I can always appreciate a cool software, but this one ends up being pretty broken most of the time and the UI is confusing to an unknowing user.
Graphics are whites lines that show upon a black screen. The drawings look nice, but the ability to create your own is not user friendly. Most players will just try the premade figure and then just quit.
i dont really know what im doing but good game
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