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ElectricSheep WebGL

A free fractal demo — play it in your browser, no install. WebGL Electric Sheep Renderer. An IFS fractal flame renderer for the browser using WebGL. The Electric Sheep distributed computing project, as presented in Scott Draves' and Erik Reckase's paper The Fractal Flame Algorithm, used idle time to render fractal images which were simultaneously evolved…

by @richardassar · richardassar/ElectricSheep_WebGL on GitHubLANG HTML★ 24HOSTED ON RICHARDASSAR.GITHUB.IOUPDATED 4 Aug 2017

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An IFS fractal flame renderer for the browser using WebGL.

The Electric Sheep distributed computing project, as presented in Scott Draves' and Erik Reckase's paper The Fractal Flame Algorithm, used idle time to render fractal images which were simultaneously evolved using a genetic algorithm which used user ratings as the fitness function.

This is a work in progress, currently fixed to one function set and parameter configuration but will develop this futher. In future I would like to set up a site where people can publish their own flames and rate them, perhaps with a GA component to it.

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