Coding Math: Episode 40 - Fractal Trees

This time we cover a couple of different ways of creating fractal trees. Even animating them.

[peterfarrell]

Another great video! I love creating fractals in Python and Processing. Thanks for the idea about animating the Pythagorean Trees. I did it in p5.js without looking at your code. Keep up the good work.

[onkelhoy]

thanks for another great video!

just some sugestion for future episodes:
path finding
rag-doll physics

[mentalthink]

Super this video... I love the last Fractal you show in the video is really really cool!!!, thanks for the channel I'm learning a lot of things.

[nonsensei]

I love your videos, could you sometime make a video of how to do 2d ray casting and how all the math works with all the ray casting collision and stuff? I'm currently working on that and having trouble, i'm sure a lot of people would have great use from that ^.^

[hiddencoinchannel]

Awesome video and channel! Subscribed :)

[ahmadkhalil]

Im all proud that im subscribed to this channel!

[joriskislol]

I haven't checked, but couldn't the size of squares be calculated more efficiently by throwing out some trig and substituting sqrt(2)/2?

[matheo]

Delete "else" in pytree for both branches - then the program is simpler but the result the same

[angibenton]

What do you write in the html/css to get this to work in jsbin or jsfiddle etc? thanks

[LlewellynvonHellen]

I failed at translating this to python using turtle.