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Fractals for Windows

1996 · operating-system · utility · graphics · John Sheu

Iterated Function System (IFS) Fractals are generated by mapping points in a plane to different coordinate systems. In Fractals for Windows, the frames define where to map the point to. When you draw and resize the frames, you are essentially defining how to map a point from one to the other. The starting point used when you start running an IFS fractal is (0.5, 0.5). (The big gray square in the window is a square that is 1 by 1 unit. So (0.5, 0.5) is exactly in the middle of that square.) The starting point is then mapped to a frame that is randomly selected.

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