A lot of fractals formula use an iteration like
x-->f(x)
if you use x-->f(n,x) you can ontain 'more caos'.

In my formula if k1=1 you obtain classic mandelbrot/julia. In my example k1=1+epsilon, where epsilon is a perturbation that depend both from x and z (z, in my example, is n).
I use zz=double (z) do convert integer to double float.

I use a lot this idea in my fractals, not only as in the examples but also in other ways. I posted this formula because i think it produces very nice effects, quite unusual in fractals.

However i don't think you will obtain any nice effect with a txt based fractal :-). Also, with the parameter i give you in the example, nice spot and perturbation is only after a bit zooming, that you can find only with a graphic interface.

Message edited on: 02/17/2006 12:23