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Math Art

A free fractal demo — play it in your browser, no install. A Blender 4.2+/5.x extension with 150+ generators for mathematical sculpture: minimal surfaces, polyhedra, knots, fractals, tilings and more.

by @dwkrider · dwkrider/Math-Art on GitHubLANG Python★ 9HOSTED ON DWKRIDER.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 6 Oct 2026

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A Blender 4.2+ / 5.x extension bundling 150+ generators for mathematical sculpture. Each one adds a ready‑to‑render mesh or curve straight to the viewport — centered on the origin, fit to a 2 m cube, and driven by a live redo panel so every parameter is explorable. The mathematics is implemented faithfully (and self‑tested), and every generator credits the mathematicians and papers behind it.

catenoid and Enneper to the full triply‑periodic zoo (gyroid, Schwarz P/D, the Schoen family), each built from its exact Weierstrass data rather than contoured.

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