Gerald,

 

Thanks for the reply.  I do know about using d and any angle instead of f and integer-based angles.  What I'm asking about is angles which must change for each iteration, as the z-order curve shows in

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Z-order_%28curve%29

Any ideas, anyone?

 

Tony

 

On 9/1/05, Gerald K. Dobiasovsky <gerald.dob@aon.at> wrote:

Tony Hanmer wrote:

> [...]
> My question to the L-systems people out there is: can either of these
> curves, and any other curve with infinitely varying angles, be programmed
> in Fractint's *L-systems* language?

Tony, I have no idea.

But don't forget there is a second drawing system implemented in
Fractint's L-system beside the mostly used

Angle #
F   Draw forward
G   Move forward
+   Increase angle
-   Decrease angle

The following is from Fractint's documentation:

"...If greater flexibility is needed, use the following commands which
keep a completely separate angle pointer which is specified in degrees.

D   Draw forward
M   Move forward
\nn Increase angle nn degrees
/nn Decrease angle nn degrees..."

Maybe you will be able to produce those curves working with these...

Regards,
Gerald


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