Tree Fractal Example

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Tree Fractal Example

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Last edited Dec 12, 2023

Created on Dec 12, 2023

An interactive tree fractal rendered on a Canvas element responds to mouse movement by altering branch length ratio and angle difference. The code uses the Canvas 2D API with `beginPath`, `lineTo`, and `stroke` to draw recursive branches up to a depth of 11. It accommodates high pixel density displays via `window.devicePixelRatio` and `c.scale`. Mouse position maps directly to the branching parameters, updating the tree in real time.

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Interactive tree fractal with Canvas.

Move the mouse to change the branching!

Draws from HTML5 Examples.

Extended to use high resolution Canvas for high pixel density displays.

MIT Licensed

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