FractalScapes Fractal Designer

FractalScapes Fractal Designer
Developer: MOEDAE LLC
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950 installs
19 ratings
39 monthly active users
$<10K monthly revenue est.
IAP 100% · Ad 0%

FractalScapes Fractal Designer Summary

FractalScapes Fractal Designer is a free, with in-app purchases iOS app in Education by MOEDAE LLC. Released in Oct 2015 (10 years ago). It has 19 ratings with a 3.95★ (average) average. Based on AppGoblin estimates, it reaches roughly 39 monthly active users and generates around $<10K monthly revenue (100% IAP / 0% ads). Store last updated May 29, 2021

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App Description

FractalScapes is a unique fractal app. It can be incredibly powerful but beware, it does not make it any easier to understand the concept of graphical recursion which is what makes the fractals fractal! FractalScapes does allow you to create original complex designs if you have what it takes.

FractalScapes helps you create beautiful, interesting, geometric and plant like fractals. You can use the provided samples or start with someone else's fractal shared with FractalCloud.

FractalScapes is the only iOS fractal application which uses the touch interface to let you drag and drop rules for creating new fractals. Please see our video for an example of using your finger to rearrange the fractal rules and create totally new fractals with ease.

Education:
FractalScapes is an excellent educational tool. The fractal creation is interactive letting students see the effects of different rule positions immediately. The playback feature lets them see the creation of the fractal step by step. The playback is interactive so if there is an area of the fractal they don't understand, they can slide back and forth through that area to see what is going on. In advanced mode rules can be selectively excluded allowing one to see the impact of a set of rules without deleting and re-adding them.

Sharing:
* export as a PNG with a transparent background then post to sharing sites or import into a drawing package and create a forest.

FractalScapes takes inspiration from the book, "The Science of Fractal Images" by Heinz-Otto Peitgen & Dietmar Saupe, first printing, 1988, Springer Verlang. In particular, Appendix C "A unified approach to fractal curves and plants."

Feedback - for questions or problems, help@fractalscapes.info or @fscapes or http://www.facebook.com/fractalscapes