File:Fractal tree (Plate b - 1).jpg
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Fractal tree, made from using a "Lindenmayer system".
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Image: User:Solkoll.
More 3D fractals from my tool: All freaktal images are from self-written tools. Linear fractals from my : "3D IFS studio" and "3D DTIFS" (dragon trees), non-linear IFS from "3D RJIFS" (3D rev Julia). |
See also: Solkoll & Solkoll 2D
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