Benoit Mandelbrot passes away...
Posted: Sun Oct 17, 2010 6:11 pm
Just to mark the passing of a genius.
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I had for several years a fractal printout in my corridor. Probably 1 meter high and 3 meter wide. Made from single A4 sheets. Every sheet was a calculated page, created in one night per sheet on my C64 computer.DaddyHoggy wrote:Sad.
I had an VB program somewhere that made excel into a mandelbrot set - it took a very long time to run....
Bows head in awe and then asks the question - what colour printer did you have for your C64? (I had b&w MPS801 and later 803)Eric Walch wrote:I had for several years a fractal printout in my corridor. Probably 1 meter high and 3 meter wide. Made from single A4 sheets. Every sheet was a calculated page, created in one night per sheet on my C64 computer.DaddyHoggy wrote:Sad.
I had an VB program somewhere that made excel into a mandelbrot set - it took a very long time to run....
The colour depended on the ribbon used. For the fractals I used very old ribbons were the black was used up and re-coloured it myself with green and red ink. That big one was printed in red, but currently I still have some very small version hanging at home in green. Printer was a starprinter NL10 when I remember right.DaddyHoggy wrote:... and then asks the question - what colour printer did you have for your C64? (I had b&w MPS801 and later 803)
Wow, going to be downloading some of that software I think - I've got a Computer Graphics lecture I could use some of the renders in I suspect.El Viejo wrote:3D fractals? Some amazing images here.
I presume that’s pounds, shillings, and pence?Star Gazer wrote:when I was into LSD back in the 60s!
Oh yes... hours and hours.Star Gazer wrote:I used to refer to them as 'squirgle patterns' - kept me amused for hours!