ezFractal - Strange Attractors

Generates strange attractor fractal images and maps them to sound

What is ezFractal - Strange Attractors?

ezFractal - Strange Attractors is a Chrome extension that allows you to generate strange attractor fractal images and map them to sound. It is based on the work of Julien C. Sprott and offers various features such as searching, plotting, sound generation, grayscale view, and high-quality rendering.

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By: ezanker

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Users: 225 ▼ -6

Rating: 3.64 (11)

Version: 5.0 (Last updated: 2017-10-12)

Creation date: 2017-10-12

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Size: 186.37K

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 50684 ▼ 574

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#1775 in Just for Fun ▼ 2 #209 in quality keyword 22 ▲ 22

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See a fuller featured Web App version of this extension at: https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/befeejacabkplbgddjbhbbbbogmlomhg

Click on the extension icon to search for a strange attractor fractals and plot them.
Click the Play Sound button to listen to music generated from the attractor.
Click the Next Attractor button each time you want to generate another one.
Check the gray scale checkbox to see the attractor in shades of gray.
To regenerate the same attractor at different quality, select a new quality from the dropdown and click the Go button.
Paste 30 character sprott codes in specific attractor field and click the Go button. (e.g. copy and paste any of the following Sprott codes: FJLRNTKMSNJOXRDYPVEOOVTPLMGEAC GMNIKFCCNCPQFCJRQFUALCCLJPYVYD JEKESGYYFWLOGVKLMEWJMBKHSOIVTI )

User reviews

The extension is okay, but the book is great. I bought it over a decade ago and loved it. I brought it to camp that summer and read it cover to cover (and couldn't wait to get home to type in the code). It includes sample code for programmers and 3D glasses. It seems that the extension is an implementation of the program from the book. Like I said, it's okay, but I prefer a standalone, full-screen program as opposed to a little, JavaScript version. If you enjoy the extension, get the book. Julien will open your eyes to Julian. ;-D