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Fractal Graph Designer

Fractal Graph Designer

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Martin Schneider
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knobs: left-click to create, drag to move, right-click to delete.
links: cnter-drag to connect knobs, right-click to delete links.
navigation: right-drag to move, center-drag to scale

note: you can't delete anchor nodes or multiply connected nodes.

Key Map

[space] reset to a simple line graph
[s] toggle soft mode / superfast mode
[x] show / hide knobs
[-] show / hide links
[v] show / hide arrows


[up] and [down] to increase/decrease fractality
[left] and [right] to change preview fractality
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Martin Schneider
23 Jan 2010, 01:44
Steven Kay
22 Jan 2010, 13:59
good work!

the trick seems to be keeping the nodes reasonably far apart - I find that if any two are very close together it can take a while to render and become a bit unresponsive or even 'hang'.
Steven Kay
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22 Jan 2010, 14:21
hmm.. on the other hand, it may be my knack for breaking things :-)

It only seems to be a problem if the preview image shows the lines covering a very large area at the current zoom level.
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Martin Schneider
22 Jan 2010, 18:09
Hi Kay - thanks for your comments.
The laggy behaviour seems to be the result of P2D's clipping implementation ...
I have added a workaround by providing my own clipping function.
You may now also press [s] to toggle between soft rendering and superfast rendering ...
Francesco Aggazio
25 Jan 2010, 12:46
This is awesome!!
Felix Woitzel
07 Mar 2010, 04:13
I have recreated the coast of england! ;-)
Martin Schneider
10 Mar 2010, 05:55
So, how long is it exactly? ;-)
Jonathan Chemla
18 Aug 2010, 02:24
It's just nice, simple and beautiful :) thanks!
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