The definition of the term fractal is often a topic of debate amoung mathematicians, so for the sake of this project a fractal can be considered to be a set with a dimension that is a fraction. My project's goal is to briefly compare methods of fractal generation, and to create a 3 Dimensional version of the Sierpinski Triangle. This is known as the Sierpinski Tetrahedron. Here's a picture and link to the project: Sierpinski Tetrahedron RTICA
Finished final documentation and presentation slides both of which are linked at the bottom of the page. Project is complete.
Project officially approved as of yesterday. I've started to re-write my final proposal. Also, I've started to look at some of the hippochet fractal programs in C/open gl and soon hope to translate a few programs into JS/HTML.
Finished a version of the Sierpinski triangle in Javascript/HTML. This was done with just the HTML canvas. I haven't used any libraries yet. Sierpinski Triangle in JS/HTML
Completed draft for my proposal: Proposal Draft
With the help of Graham's THREE.JS tutorial, I was able to get my first THREE.JS program completed. This program adds a tetrahedron to the scene in THREE.JS, and has an event listener that is used to detect mouse movement. If the mouse is moved, the object is rotated. I used the wireframe model because it's easier to use than solids and lightsources. Wireframe tetrahedron in THREE.Js
Finished and turned in second draft of Proposal. Also, with Graham's help I implemented a chaos game version of the Sierpinski Triangle using HTML/Javascript. Chaos Game Sierpinski Triangle
Began working on PowerPoint and notes for presentation. Also working with Graham on the coordinate system in THREE.JS.
Finished and gave seminar on 11/13/2015. Seminar Working on final project and documentation as of now.
Finished proof of concept and final project is nearly complete. I still need to do documentation/narrative. Proof of concept
Finished final version of RTICA. Documentation still needs to be finished. Added some embellishements including zooming in and out, changing the complexity of the RTICA, and toggling rotation. Sierpinski Tetrahedron RTICA
Finished final documentation and presentation slides both of which are linked at the bottom of the page. Project is complete.