Hi,
I am a 15 year old C++ developer, new to this forum and I would like to present you a project I've been working on for two months and a half.
It is a Mandelbrot fractal explorer, of which goal is mainly to create pictures of the set (I have attached an example of what can be generated to my message) . I wanted its use to be very simple and clear, therefore I organized the interface into separated parts: algorithm, interior colorization, exterior colorization, etc (the interface is in french for the time being).
When rendering a picture of the set, you have the choice between several colorization algorithms, and for each of these algorithms you are free to change all of the parameters. Furthermore, I implemented a layers manager to combine several renderings, which makes the number of possibility almost infinite.
I used Qt 5.4 for the interface, and SFML 2.2 for the rendering of the fractal and the picture generation. By the way, I'd like to say that SFML is a real help for almost all my c++ projects, mainly because of its simplicity. Therefore I couldn't imagine using only Qt to create this software.
You can download the software here (for Windows only):
MandALotPlease tell me what you think about the project