mandelbrot-set | Mandelbrot Set generator in HTML 5 Canvas and JavaScript | Canvas library

by PatrickMargot JavaScript Version: Current License: MIT

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mandelbrot-set is a JavaScript library typically used in User Interface, Canvas, Nodejs applications. mandelbrot-set has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities, it has a Permissive License and it has low support. You can download it from GitHub.

A Mandelbrot Set generator.

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Mandelbrot Set function crashes

How to zoom in or magnify programmatically in MATLAB plot graph?

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Mandelbrot Set function crashes

Asked 2022-Feb-28 at 13:53

i made a sim for the Mandelbrot Set function, zn + 1 = power(zn) + c and it work but when i get to the point were the function is unstable it crashes, now i have a boolen that when true makes a wire that connects all the circles, when its false its fine(dosent crash) but when its on it does, the code works like this:

start: building a list of circles and making there pos by the equation, and then crating a wire between the circle and the last circle, update: then when you move the circle it uses the already made list of gameobj to update there pos.

you can try it here: build github: git

but it crashes:(, heres the code:

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Answered 2022-Feb-28 at 13:53

I looked briefly into your code and you seem to get some invalid positions like infinite / undefined from your calculations or just some positions too far away for Unity.

I could remove these by simply limiting positions to e.g.

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/71291966

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How to zoom in or magnify programmatically in MATLAB plot graph?

Asked 2021-Jan-01 at 10:43

I'm working on a script, where I need to show graph of Fixed Point Iteration and want to zoom in where lines are plotting. Graph is done, it is plotting lines on my graph, problem is that I want to see the values which are produced from function from f(x) and g(x). So I "zoom in" from the figure tools and see which values are produced in the graph right now I am doing it manually in the figure, is there any way to automatically zoom in by just giving the x, y axis? so it means when lines are plotting figure will be automatically zoomed like an animation.

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Answered 2020-Dec-31 at 15:33

xlim will allow you to set the range of x-values that are shown. Link: xlim

ylim will allow you to set the range of y-values that are shown. Link: ylim

Together, these should allow you to 'zoom' to different parts of your plot. For example, after your first plot command you could include:

Source https://stackoverflow.com/questions/65522480

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