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Fractal Viewer
This is a small program I made in Python with Pygame to visualize the Mandlebrot set, or any other recursive function. It's a tiny program I made in just a couple days (at school because I was bored, obviously). It's mostly single-threaded, but has a multithreading option that adds an extra thread to monitor the screen. It's on by default.
Any settings you feel like customizing can be found in the objects.py file in the settings class. There are comments to help guide you through the settings.
You can modify the actual recursive function in the main.py file in the fractalContains() method function. Again, some comments to at least try and help.
Prerequisites
Not many, just a fairly recent Python, as well as pygame, cmath, and the threading and random libraries. Most of these (except pygame) come installed with Python from the beginning, I think.
Anyway, that's all. Just a small program I made. I'm only using Python for this thing because it's got a really easy-to-use drawing library. Nothing else I've found is anywhere as quick-and-easy. Sure, there are definitely overall better ones, but I made this in school as a bored-project. I don't want to spend an hour doing setup.
Yeah, that's all I've got.