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In article <chrishuff_99-470E46.16512213032000@news.povray.org>, Chris
Huff <chr### [at] yahoo com> wrote:
>Maybe leaves?
True. Leaves would be a special child in the simple form; if the ifs
object has three children, each end would get three leaves with the same
angle changes as any other child. There would have to be a point
(probably <0,0,0>) that is considered the 'base' of the leaf object.
ifs {
....
leaf { predefinedObject }
}
>This looks rather interesting and quite powerful, although I didn't
>understand all of it. Several of the features I wouldn't know how to
>do(well, actually, I don't know how to add any kind of object), any
>volunteers? :-)
I keep meaning to put my fractal macros on a web page. However, they are
slow and memory heavy. And I don't personally understand all of the
mathematics in them :*)
Jerry
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