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| Metafind: Search Results {L-Systems} | MetaFind Multi-Engine Search[MetaFind Remote] [Dogpile] Sending off queries..., Collecting results... Sorting... Words: L-Systems Others L-Systems 12. L-System Fractals http://library.advanced.org/12740/msie/discover/page12.html - Created using our program Fantastic Fractals 98 While complex L-systems can take a lot of time to run, the formulas that specify them are usually very | |
| 12. L-System Fractals | Front Page Fractal Tutorials - Just for Kids - Discover Fractals - Advanced Fractals Fractal GalleryFractal LandscapesFractal Music Reference DeskDownloads Fractal ChallengeFractal WorkshopCommunications 12. L-System Fractals Previous | Contents | Next L-systems are a relatively new way of creating fractals. The technique, designed by Aristrid Lindenmayer in 1968, was originally crea | |
| 308-557 project | Plant Modelling Using Parallel Graph Grammar Languages (L-systems) This is the outline of my computer graphics project. This project was required work for the Fundamentals of Computer Graphics course. This project was submitted by Carlos Tremblay on April 16, 1997. Introduction In this project, I will present a mathematical construct called "L-systems" and a technique to interpret it geometricall | |
| Advanced Aspects of L-Systems | Catherine Jirasek A hypertext document based on Extensions to the graphical interpretation of L-Systems based on turtle geometry by Radomir Mech, Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz, and Jim Hanan Department of Computer Science University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4 May 1997 1. Preface 1. System Requirements 2. Features of the Web 3. Setting up the Page on your Own System 2. Turtle Parameter | |
| CGG Image Gallery | CGG Image Gallery Ray-traced images Ray-tracing of gems Parallel radiosity implementation Textures, noise functions Flame imitation and animation Volume rendering Lindenmayer systems (Distributed) Ray-tracing (1200x900, 95Kb), Josef Vasica Motion blur simulated by jittering in time domain (600x450, 31Kb), Josef Pelikn Depth of field simulated by distribution on the lens area. Josef Pelikn Pictu | |
| Contents | Contents | Next: List of Figures Up: top Previous: top Contents List of Figures Introduction L-systems Turtle Interpretation Related Works Goal Methods Language Issues System Structure Implementation of Advanced L-systems Geometry Rendering Animation Results Simple L-systems Context-sensitive L-systems Stochastic L-systems Discussion Summary References List of Source Code Source Code About this document . |
| Contents | Contents | Next: Introduction Up: Ray Traced Evolution - Previous: Ray Traced Evolution - Contents Introduction What is RTEvol ? Features How does it work ? Working with L-System What is L-System ? D0L-Systems Turtle interpretation of L-strings Bracketed L-systems Stochastic L-systems Parametric L-systems Tabulated L-systems Timed L-systems Animation Language description ARITHMETIC/NUMERIC TYPES Predefined |
| Context-sensitive L-systems | Context-sensitive L-systems | Next: Stochastic L-systems Up: Results Previous: Simple L-systems Context-sensitive L-systems Figure 6: The growing of a context-sensitive L-system plant To simulate the effect of the flow of nutrients or hormones in plant growing, we have to consider the interaction between adjacent plant parts. A (k,l)-system, the most general context-sensitive L-system, was implemented in this software. T |
| FRACTINT L-systems Definition | Fractint L-Systems Definition A tutorial by William McWorter mcworter@midohio.net version 1.4 January 1997 Back to Tutorial Index WHAT ARE L-SYSTEMS An L-system is an automaton designed by Aristid Lindenmayer in 1968 to model cell development. Cells are represented by symbols and cell subdivision is modeled by replacing these symbols with strings of symbols. Here is a simple L-system with two cel | |
| FRACTINT L-systems Further Information | Fractint L-System Further Information A tutorial by William McWorter mcworter@midohio.net version 1.4 January 1997 Back to Tutorial Index REFERENCE INFORMATION Althought Mandelbrot is known as the father of fractals, we must not forget the influence of the great populariser Martin Gardner. He is the one who got me and countless others interested in dragon curves. His articles appeared in Scientif | |
| FRACTINT L-systems Plants | Fractint L-System Plants A tutorial by William McWorter mcworter@midohio.net version 1.4 January 1997 Back to Tutorial Index PLANTS If you look at a tree, it is not too hard to imagine that a branch of the tree looks very much like a smaller version of the whole tree. The L-system below uses this idea to model a (tumble?)weed. Weed { Angle 50 Axiom +++++++++++++x x=f[@.5+++++++++x]-f[@.4-- | |
| FRACTINT L-systems True Fractals | Fractint L-System True Fractals A tutorial by William McWorter mcworter@midohio.net version 1.4 January 1997 Back to Tutorial Index TRUE FRACTALS Fractals are sets of points in space of such complexity that conventional methods of measuring their dimension do not distinguish them from more ordinary sets of points. For example, Koch's Snowflake (drawing of the Snowflake using KochCurve in fractint | |
| FRACTINT L-systems tutorial | Fractint L-Systems Tutorial A tutorial by William McWorter mcworter@midohio.net version 1.4 January 1997 WHAT ARE L-SYSTEMS PLANTS TILINGS SPACEFILLING CURVES TRUE FRACTALS VARIATIONS FURTHER INFORMATION Back to The Fractint Home Page. or back to The Fractint Index Page. This page maintained by Noel Giffin, noel@triumf.ca | |
| Fat Days: L-Systems | Back to the Fat Days Fractal Index L-systems were originally introduced in the study of formal languages and were used as mathematical models of plant development. A deterministic L-system consists of an alphabet of letters, an initial word called the axiom, and a set of production rules that tell how to update the word from one iteration to the next. The graphical implementation of an L-system i | |
| Fractal Questions and Answers - Fractal music | Fractal music Q14: What is some information on fractal music? A14: One fractal recording is "The Devil's Staircase: Composers and Chaos" on the Soundprint label. Some references, many from an unpublished article by Stephanie Mason, are: 1. R. Bidlack, Chaotic Systems as Simple (But Complex) Compositional Algorithms, _Computer Music Journal_, Fall 1992. 2. C. Dodge, A Musical Fractal, _Compu | |
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| Fractint Homepage | WELCOME to the Fractint WWW pages What is Fractint and what's it all about? Fractint is a freeware fractal generator created for IBMPC's and compatible computers. It is the most versatile and extensive fractal program available for any price. The authors (of which I am not one), work very hard to keep it that way. It has many great features and it is constantly being upgraded and improved by the | |
| Implementation of Advanced L-systems | Implementation of Advanced L-systems | Next: Geometry Up: Methods Previous: System Structure Implementation of Advanced L-systems What do we mean by context-sensitive? The context-sensitive L-system is quite subtle. The major difference between the string generated by a L-system and the geometry generated by the Turtle interpretation is that the former is one-dimensional while the latter is a complicated three-dimensional object. Is i |
| L-Systems | L-Systems This applet enables you to experiment with L-systems. The system starts with the axiom set to 'F'. The default production generates a rather simplistic tree figure. The symbols you can use in the production rule are: FForward (draw a line) +Turn left -Turn right [Save the turtle state (used for branching) ]Restore the last saved turtle state The production rule is applied for the number | |
| L-Systems | A program to create L-Systems | L-Systems L-Systems are described in the following book: Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz and Aristid Lindenmayer The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants Springer-Verlag, New York, 1990 Available software: lsystem.c -- source for Unix/X11 or MS-DOS/VGA lsystem.exe -- executable for MS-DOS/VGA demos.zip -- dozens of example L-System definitions Given a correct L-System definition, the program can: 1. Display |
| L-system Help | L-system Help L-system grammars can be used to generate strings, which can be interpreted as drawing commands in order to produce fractal curves. The L-system Applet allows users to create fractal images by specifying parameters. The L-system Applet provides context-free string L-systems (called OL-systems). String OL-systems are based upon the concept of string rewriting. The string OL-systems c | |
| L-systems | L-systems: from theory to plant modeling methodology Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz Department of Computer Science The University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta, Canada Abstract: Recent advances in computer graphics have made it possible to visualize mathematical models of biological structures and processes with unprecedented realism. The resulting images, animations, and interactive systems are useful a | |
| L-systems | L-systems | Next: Turtle Interpretation Up: Introduction Previous: Introduction L-systems The string rewriting mechanism in L-systems is different from that in Chomsky grammars in that the production rules are applied to the string in parallel, and they simultaneously replace all the letters in a given word. All symbols are terminals that can be interpreted. The system consists of an initial string called an |
| L-systems | Animation based on the Interaction of L-systems with Vector Force Fields Hansrudi Noser, Daniel Thalmann, Russell Turner ABSTRACT This paper discusses the use of rewriting systems for animation purpose. In particular, it describes the design of timed parameterized L-systems with conditional and pseudo-stochastic productions. It proposes a formulation to integrate the various features of L-systems | |
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| L-systems tutorial | Copyright David G. Green 1993. This preprint may be copied and used provided that this notice and the authorship details remain attached. L-SYSTEMS David G. Green, Environmental and Information Sciences, Charles Sturt University Introduction Many living things grow in such a way as to produce fractal patterns. Examples include the passageways in the lungs or the branches of a tree. In these | |
| Modeling Environment Sensitive L-systems | Modeling Environment Sensitive L-systems @InCollection{Vaario-96g, author = "Jari Vaario and Katsunori Shimohara", title = "Modeling Environment Sensitive L-systems", booktitle = "Kyoto Conference on Mathematical Biology'96", address = "June 9-13, 1996, Kyoto, Japan", year = 1996 } Abstract In this research a synthesis of genetic growth and environment directed growth is explo | |
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| Related Works | Related Works | Next: Goal Up: Introduction Previous: Turtle Interpretation Related Works L-systems are very suitable for computer implementation, and several systems appeared since the publication of Prusinkiewicz's milestone book in this area [&make_named_href('', "node22.html#Prus90","[Prus90]")]. These systems create beautiful L-system-based plant pictures, and most of the systems are quite large. On Unix, C |
| Research proposal | Modeling and simulation of the interaction of plants with the environment using L-systems and their extensions. Abstract The environment plays an important role in plant development. At present, most visual models of plants assume a constant environment and do not provide mechanisms for receiving external stimuli. The main goal of my PhD. research is to investigate computer science issues related | |
| Results | Results | Next: Simple L-systems Up: top Previous: Animation Results Simple L-systems Context-sensitive L-systems Stochastic L-systems Tong Lin (tlin2@cs.umbc.edu) |
| Simple L-systems | Simple L-systems | Next: Context-sensitive L-systems Up: Results Previous: Results Simple L-systems Figure 5: The growing of a simple L-system plant In Figure , we see the growing of a simple L-system plant (from image (a) to image (c)), and then we let the grown plant rotate about its main branch to show its projections from different points of view (from image (c) to image (e)). The original animation is ren |
| Stochastic L-systems | Stochastic L-systems | Next: Discussion Up: Results Previous: Context-sensitive L-systems Stochastic L-systems Figure 7: Four plants generated by the same stochastic L-system definition In the L-systems mentioned in Section and Section , all plants generated by the same L-system and geometry definitions are identical, while in reality there is no plant in the world growing in the same way. Does God play dice? E |
| Summary | Summary | Next: Acknowledgements Up: top Previous: Discussion Summary L-systems, which were introduced by Astrid Lindenmayer in 1968, are used as a way of modelling the morphogenesis of a variety of organisms. Since then, many implementations have been built based on various kinds of L-systems. However, most of the existing L-system software only tries to provide a virtual laboratory to test the accuracy o |
| The Artificial Life of Plants | The Artificial Life of Plants Przemyslaw Prusinkiewicz, Mark Hammel, Radomir Mech, and Jim Hanan Department of Computer Science University of Calgary Calgary, Alberta, Canada T2N 1N4 e-mail: pwp|hammel|mech@cpsc.ucalgary.ca CSIRO - Cooperative Research Centre for Tropical Pest Management Brisbane, Australia e-mail: jim@ctpm.uq.oz.au Abstract In these notes we survey applications of L-system | |
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| cs 433 S97: L-Systems | L-Systems Jessica Shepherd, CS 433, Spring 1997 L-systems, introduced by A. Lindenmayer in 1968, produce character strings that are graphically interpreted. They are been especially useful in modelling plants and basic fractal curves. This page explains the basics behind L-systems through simple Java applets. The Most Basic Basics: Some info on strings Let's start out with the alphabet. Associate | |
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| Discussion | Discussion | Next: Summary Up: top Previous: Stochastic L-systems Discussion This work shows the potential of implementing L-system plant growing as a way of building realistic scenes in a computer created environment. Just as people decorate their homes with plants, graphic scenes look better with a touch of nature in them. We use simple geometry to represent the plants and obtain interesting results. Realis |
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| Goal | Goal | Next: Methods Up: Introduction Previous: Related Works Goal The goal of this project is two-fold. The primary goal is to show how simple L-system rules can generate beautiful and smooth three-dimensional plant-growing animations with proper geometric interpretation by using a relatively small piece of Java software. The second goal is to show the effect of some advanced L-systems, such as stochas |
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| Turtle Interpretation | Turtle Interpretation | Next: Related Works Up: Introduction Previous: L-systems Turtle Interpretation The strings generated by L-systems are lists of symbols. To produce visible L-system plants, an interpretation based on the concept of Turtle Graphics [&make_named_href('', "node22.html#Pape80","[Pape80]")] is given below. A turtle is sitting on a sheet of paper facing in a certain direction, denoted by the triple , wh |
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| VRML / Java / Javascript FAQ | Aereal Inc. presents... VRML/Java/Javascript FAQ (copyright 1996) by Adrian Scott Frequently Asked Questions about the intersection of VRML, Java and Javascript This VRML / Java / Javascript FAQ is located at http://www.aereal.com/faq. Please send updates and suggestions to faq@aereal.com. Thanks. Note: This is a bit old these days. Getting Started Where can I get a VRML Browser? What computer se | |
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