A Python-based rendering or interpretation of L-systems.
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A Python-based rendering or interpretation of L-systems.
A project to create synthetic vascular networks utilising L-Systems.
Staticly Typed Code Presenting L System Power Using Python Turltle Graphics
This application allows the generation of Lindenmayer systems with a GUI aimed at python developers.
Highly customizable tool for generating pngs and gifs of fractals and other patterns created by Lindenmayer systems.
A Python implementation of some L-systems described in Chapter 1 of the book «The Algorithmic Beauty of Plants»
3D Parametric L-Systems with python and matplotlib.
Python program which generates a fractal tree using L-Systems and recursive algorithms. User will input a number of generations and the length of the lines drawn. The tree will be displayed as it is being drawn, and once completed the image is returned to the user.
A final project for Foundations of Computer Science class: L-systems
A GUI app with Tkinter for illustrating L-systems
This repository explores different facets of L-systems e.g. turtle interpretation of string, and image generation
A simple python module that produces expressions from a predefined grammar
Algorithms and Data Structures course assignments: Degeneracy - Graph Theory, Broken Telephone, Plant Grammar and K-Minimum Spanning Tree - Bonus
Convert the Python turtle into a class called SuperTurtle, which provides new functionalities by executing/creating methods within the SuperTurtle class. Create new drawings, including circles, polygons, Cartesian and polar arrays of various shapes, fractals (recursive and L-system-based), and arrays of figures positioned at specific coordinates.
2D graphic programs showing Transformations, Fractals and L-Systems.
First working attempt at an L-system Visualization using Turtle.
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