The running executable, not this readme.

A fractol visualization project as part of the core curriculum at 42. It uses multithreading and a custom OpenGL library to calculate and render images. The current source will compile on MacOS El Capitan, although a zip of the sources for compiling on X11 systems is included.
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Not a unique fractal, but an error in the base Julia set that still mutates during zoom and translation, when it normally shouldn't. I kept it in the project as a bonus because it looks hella cool.

Any and all of these can be adjusted live in combination with each other.

• Zoom in/out on a point with mouse scroll.
• Translate x and y with arrow keys.
• Cycle through the current color palette with D and F. (Epilepsy Warning on this feature)
• Change the color palette with A and D.
• Increase and Decrease the number of iterations with left and right click.
• (Julia Type Only) Live recalculate the fractol based on the mouse position.
• (Julia Type Only) Freeze / Resume motion.
• (Sierpinski Only) Display all steps, not just the last iteration.

• My Testwindow project.
• My Gradient Generator.