Here's a fairly crude Mandelbrot I prepared earlier:

#!/usr/bin/perl -w use strict; use GD; use vars qw($P @Q $col $row @colours ); my ($maxcol, $maxrow, $max_colours, $max_iterations, $max_size ) = (640,350,16,512,4); my ($XMax,$XMin,$YMax,$YMin) = (1.2,-2.0,1.2,-1.2); my $deltaP = ($XMax - $XMin) / $maxcol; my $deltaQ = ($YMax - $YMin) / $maxrow; $Q[0] = $YMax; my $image = new GD::Image($maxcol,$maxrow); for ( 0 .. $max_colours - 1) { $colours[$_] = $image->colorAllocate(int(rand(256)), int(rand(256)), int(rand(256))); } for( 1 .. $maxrow ) { $Q[$_] = $Q[$_ -1] - $deltaQ; } $P = $XMin; for $col ( 0 .. $maxcol -1 ) { for $row ( 0 .. $maxrow - 1) { my ($X,$Y,$XSquare,$YSquare) = (0,0,0,0); my $colour = 1; while (( $colour < $max_iterations ) && (($XSquare + $YSquare ) < $max_size )) { $XSquare = $X * $X; $YSquare = $Y * $Y; $Y *= $X; $Y += $Y + $Q[$row]; $X = $XSquare - $YSquare + $P; $colour++; } $image->setPixel($col,$row,$colours[$colour % $max_colours] +); } $P += $deltaP; } open(PNG,">image$$.png") || die "Cannot open output - $!\n"; binmode(PNG); print PNG $image->png; close(PNG);

If you look in the examples for my module Linux::Svgalib there are some further examples.

/J\


In reply to Re: Generating Fractals with Perl? by gellyfish
in thread Generating Fractals with Perl? by Anonymous Monk

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