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Chaos Equations - Simple Mathematical Art

CodeParade

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Intermediate. Assumes working knowledge.

551K views7 years ago2 recommendations

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CodeParade explains how to generate beautiful mathematical art using simple chaos equations and C++.

This is based on a very old project I made originally in Game Maker, but I updated it to a new polished program. Download (Windows 64-bit): github.com/HackerPoet/Chaos-Equations/raw/master/ChaosEquati… Source Code: github.com/HackerPoet/Chaos-Equations Music: Arabesque No.1 - Claude Debussy Performed by: Luc Laporte Sr soundcloud.com/luc-laporte-sr orangefreesounds.com/

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What people say. Recommended as an inspiring demonstration of generating chaotic mathematical art with code.

u/jellystreet0089in r/dotnet • Recommends

Chaos Equations with WPF and C# (Need help to start) Hello! Long time ago I got really inspired by this video about beauty of chaos equations ([video and I recently started learning C# and WPF and I would really like to write my own little project similar to what is shown in that video. My problem is, I am not really sure where to start and how to do the animation in C# and WPF in particular (I remember I did something similar in Processing (Java) with Lorenz Attractor visualization with the help of a really nice tutorial). I started reading all different stuff about animations in WPF and path animation in particular but it just seemed like not quite that I want. The idea is fairy simpl…
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u/linerds22in r/programming • Recommends

On “My strange attractor simulator built with React and Cubecubed, a math visualization library for the web”

Actually I haven't read the book 😅. I was instead inspired by CodeParade's link to this video on this topic, which he called "chaos equations", partly because of the soothing piece of music by my favorite composer! But the book sounds interesting to deep dive into a chaotic topic.
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