Howdy!

[mrvoid]

Hi,
I just love fractals. Prefer to make my own applications. Lately I've ported my Newton fractal generator to CUDA and it is 50x faster! Would be nice to meet someone who has some experience in generating Flame Fractals. Hope to make more applications

Cheers:

[Sockratease]

Hello and Welcome to the forum!

I'm sure somebody here must have some sort of experience or advice for coding a fractal flame generator.

Your Newton looks nice.  Have you released the software anyplace?

[mrvoid]

At the moment it works as a remote processing application on my PC (if its running):
- the user specifies the newton roots and submits the query
- the server processes the querry and sends back the restults
every 512x512 image takes about 100ms to compute.

check it out here http://void-dev.to.pl/newton

cheers

[johandebock]

Very nice, I also prefer to make my own applications.

[lycium]

cool, more programmers 

welcome to the forum!

[cbuchner1]

Care to share some code?

I have ported Scott Draves´ original fractal flame algorithm (the first GPL version he ever released) to CUDA.

You get that source, if I get your Newton code

[Lee Oliver]

That's a very interesting program,  I like it

[mrvoid]

Thanks for the feedback

@cbuchner1: Sure.

P.S.
http://void-dev.to.pl/tmp/anim_small.avi heres a little looping newton fractal video with moving roots.

[Nahee_Enterprises]

    Hi,  I just love fractals.  Prefer to make my own applications.  Lately I've
    ported my Newton fractal generator to CUDA and it is 50x faster!   ......
    Hope to make more applications 

    At the moment it works as a remote processing application on my PC (if its running)...

Greetings, and Welcome to this particular Forum !!!   
Lots of programmers and coders here, and most have written at least one of their own fractal applications.

    Would be nice to meet someone who has some experience in generating Flame Fractals.

There are several Members of this Forum which have such experience, and then some!!!  If you have questions, just ask them.
 

[mrvoid]

@Sockratease:
yup http://void-dev.to.pl/tmp/newton_test.zip

@Nahee_Enterprises:
I'll look them up

[cbuchner1]

@Sockratease:
yup http://void-dev.to.pl/tmp/newton_test.zip

Woohaaa! That's fast, even on my notebook. and it goes well with dance music, which is accidentially playing in the background (cause it was a free download from amazon, I am not normally into this kind of music)