fractal tree
A free fractal demo — play it in your browser, no install. Takes an object oriented approach at generating a fractal tree using p5.js.
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Controls: Click on the canvas to proceed to the next generation of the fractal
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This project was made by me as a hobby using the p5.js library. It takes an object oriented approach towards building a fractal tree from branch objects and is built off and inspired from Daniel Shiffmann's p5 projects, it takes its base from his code and extends it providing more customization for you to mess around with and some other features.
See the Fractal Generator in action here.
Taking the object oriented approach over the more trivial recursive one allows for much more messing around as each branch is a seperate object.
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