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English: Part of Mandelbrot set : Smily Kaleidoscope. This is zoom into this great image by Duncan Champney [1]
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Source Made with c program[2] by Claude Heiland-Allen[3]
Author Adam majewski

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size 2000 1000
view 54 -1.74920463345912691e+00 -2.8684660237361114e-04 2.158333333333333e-12
ray_in 2000 .(10010010010010010010010010010010010010010010001101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101)
text 63 -1.7492046334590113301e+00 -2.8684660234660531403e-04 134
text 62 -1.7492046334594190961e+00 -2.8684660260955536656e-04 268
ray_in 2000 .(10010010010010010010010010010010010010010001110010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010)

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Bash src code

This is bash file for book program[4] by Claude Heiland-Allen[5]

#!/bin/bash
# 
re="-1.74920463345912691e+00 "
im="-2.8684660237361114e-04"
r="2.158333333333333e-12"
view="$re $im $r"
# escape radius
er="512"
# filename stem
stem="smiley"
# image size in pixels
w="2000"
h="1000"
# maximum iterations
n="65536"
# interior rendering
i="1"
# ray depth
d="8192"
# render background image
./render $view "$er" "$stem" "$w" "$h" "$n" "$i" && ./colour "$stem" > "$stem.ppm"
# compute rays in parallel
./ray_in ".(10010010010010010010010010010010010010010010001101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101101)" $d > "$stem-ray1.txt" &
./ray_in ".(10010010010010010010010010010010010010010001110010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010010)" $d > "$stem-ray2.txt" &
wait
# annotate background with rays and labels
./annotate "$stem.ppm" "$stem.png" <<EOF
rgba 1 1 1 1
line cat "$stem-ray1.txt" | ./rescale 100 53 $view 0
line cat "$stem-ray2.txt" | ./rescale 100 53 $view 0
text `echo '-1.7492046334590113301e+00 -2.8684660234660531403e-04 ' | ./rescale 100 53 $view 0` 134
text `echo '-1.7492046334594190961e+00 -2.8684660260955536656e-04'  | ./rescale 100 53 $view 0` 268
EOF

Text output

time ./examples/smily-kaleidoscope.sh
./render using MPFR<55>
rgba 1.000000 1.000000 1.000000 1.000000
line cat "smiley-ray1.txt" | ./rescale 100 53 -1.74920463345912691e+00  -2.8684660237361114e-04 2.158333333333333e-12 0
line cat "smiley-ray2.txt" | ./rescale 100 53 -1.74920463345912691e+00  -2.8684660237361114e-04 2.158333333333333e-12 0
text 0.053551 0.012512 134
text -0.135376 -0.109318 268

real	11m3.402s
user	50m8.773s
sys	0m2.087s

References

  1. Smily Kaleidoscope : great image by Duncan Champney
  2. c program by Claude Heiland-Allen
  3. Claude Heiland-Allen - blog
  4. book program
  5. Claude Heiland-Allen

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