A simple strange attractor explorer written in Rust and Typescript. For now only the Clifford Attractor is available. I plan to support entering custom equations in the future.
The a, b, c and d parameters
defines the attractor. There are two sets of such parameters because the explorer
draws several strange attractors on top of each other. It starts with the values
from the first line, and interpolates it until it reaches the second set of
parameters. The number of points in the interpolation is set by frames. The
number of iterations that each attractors is iterated for a given set of
parameters is set by iters. Note that the total number of function evaluations
is frames times iters. Watch out for big numbers. It is possible to control
the image brightness by setting gamma. If you only want one image to be drawn,
that is, dont interpolate parameters, just set frames to 1.
- Clone this repo
- Have the rust toolchain installed
- Have wasm-pack installed
- Run
yarn install. If you dont have it, you can get it here - Run
wasm-pack build --release - Run
yarn linkinside thepkgfolder - Run
yarn link "strange-attractor-explorer"on the project root (this is the project name on the config.toml file) - Run
yarn dev-server - Go to
http://localhost:8080/
Check the LICENSE file for more information.