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| As you may have noticed from most of my fractals, I like symmetry. But whether you like asymmetrical or symmetrical images, the parameters you can change here will help you discover a new world of fractals! |
| The fractal you see here is the result of my Julia zoom. This rather chaotic image does not have that much appeal to me, so I will first start by trying to create a more symmetrical form. This is accomplished by changing the Julia "Y" dimensions under parameters. To access this menu, RIGHT click your mouse over your image and select "Fractal Parameters". |
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You should now see this example of the parameter window. (This is not the whole window but the part we will be using. I have reduced the window to facilitate faster download times) Notice where the cursor is pointed to, the "Julia Y" field. From what I have discovered, the higher this number the less symetrical the image. The lower the number, the more symmetrical. This may not be universal but I think you will find that generally this is the case. |
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| We will now change this parameter to a lower number to achive more symetry. I have changed the "2" and the "7" to zero in the Julia "Y" field. |
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