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Description:

L-system Explorer is a program used for viewing and creating L-system fractals.

Features:

• Over 500 builtin L-systems (arranged into 20 or so groups)
• Ability to create and save your own L-systems (and groups)
• Ability to save images of any L-system (PNG or JPEG format)
• Multiple L-systems can be viewed at the same time
• Color options, including ability to choose random gradients, specific color gradients, or random colors
• Able to draw L-systems using lines, points, or a random combination of both
• All Fractint L-system commands are supported (except the three that deal with color)

Download:

Latest version (June 18, 2006): lsysexp-0.70.tar.gz (160 KB)

See the ChangeLog for details on changes.

All versions are archived in the download directory.

Note: You need to have GTK+ 2.0 or later installed in order to compile L-system Explorer.

You may also browse the source online.

Documentation:

The latest documentation is available in the current release. Specifically, see the help page, and the README file. The aformentioned help page is also accessible through the Help/Documentation menu once you install L-system Explorer.

Screen shots:

There are over 500 builtin L-systems, so this is just a small sample. Also, you can change the size of the L-system windows if you wish so that they are larger/smaller than those shown here. L-system Explorer also allows you to save images of the L-systems you create.

• Main window
• L-system window (Dragon)
• L-system window (Voderberg Tile)
• L-system window (Spiral)
• L-system Explorer in Windows 2000

About:

L-system Explorer is Copyright © 2002 by Ron Coscorrosa, and is released under the terms of the GNU GPL.

Contact:

Feel free to contact me if you have any questions, comments, bug reports, or come up with some cool L-systems that I can add to the next release.