FractalsWithWebGL
A free fractal demo — play it in your browser, no install. In this project, I wrote a shader-based WebGL program which will generate Sierpinski carpet. Sierpinski carpet is a fractal that consists of rectangular shapes
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In this project, I wrote a shader-based WebGL program which will generate Sierpinski carpet. Sierpinski carpet is a fractal that consists of rectangular shapes
Firefox and Edge so far. Probably Safari will work too.)
assets: Bootstrap based User Interface Library taken from
webgl-utils.js: standard utilities from google to set up a webgl context MV.js: our matrix/vector package. Documentation on website initShaders.js: functions to initialize shaders in the html file initShaders2.js: functions to initialize shaders that are in separate files
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