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From: Kenneth.Maier@p3.f11.n369.z1.FIDONET.ORG (Kenneth Maier)
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Subject: RE:3-D Rotation Algorithm
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Date: 13 Oct 89 17:41:14 GMT
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In an article of <12 Oct 89 12:46:25 GMT>, brown@ncratl.Atlanta.NCR.COM (Kyle Brown) writes:

 >
 >While I have everyone's attention - Does anyone have C code or an      
 >algorithm to generate a fractal image called a Koch snowflake?  I've
 >been trying to hack one out myself but my geometry is not up to it.

Kyle,
 
   I would recommend _The_Science_of_Fractal_Images_  or another book called  _FRACTAL_Programming_in_C_ -- both of these tell you how to do what you want.  The first book provides general algorithms for fractal related topics including the Koch snowflake.  The second book actually contains source that can run on PC's for most of the stuff mentioned in The Science of Fractal Images.  Here is a little more info on the above books:
 
     The Science of Fractal Images, by Heinz-Otto Peitgen and Dietmar Saupe
               ISBN 0-387-96608-0
               ISBN 3-540-96608-0

     FRACTAL Programming in C, by Roger T. Stevens
               ISBN 1-55851-037-0

Hope this helps!
 
   -Kenneth
 


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