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| Developer(s) | Dmitry Mekhontsev |
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| Initial release | July 2016 |
| Stable release | 3.15
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| Operating system | Linux, MacOS, Microsoft Windows, Android, WebAssembly |
| Type | Fractal / Graphics |
| License | Freeware |
| Website | ifstile |
IFStile is a cross-platform freeware fractal finder, analyzer, editor and renderer that can evaluate many metric and topological properties of attractors using numerical and symbolic computations.
Features
editIFStile supports affine iterated function systems in a Euclidean space of arbitrary dimension (as 2D or 3D sections) using special domain-specific declarative language. Also, JavaScript can be used in advanced scenarios.
IFStile highlighted features are:
- Fully automatically find interesting fractal shapes, rep-tiles, multi-tiles, irreptiles, carpets, dragons, etc.
- Extract the boundary of self-affine tiles as directed graph IFS.
- Compute Hausdorff dimension of the boundary of self-affine tiles (numerically and analytically).
- Effectively zoom IFS fractals.
- Render keyframe animation.
- Create and save fractals as 3D mesh.
- Export Apophysis .flame format.
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