Open Source Java Fractal Software for BSD

Taprats is a Java applet that implements an islamic tiling technique based on the work of Hankin in the early part of the twentieth century, and on more recent papers by A.J. Lee and Craig S. Kaplan. By Craig S. Kaplan and Pierre Baillargeon. There is a new version rewritten for Windows under the name Alhambra. See here: https://github.com/pierrebai/Alhambra/releases

Create non-periodic tiling of the plane by projecting high-dimension integer lattice onto a plane. Ported to Java from Objective-C, with very minor modifications. Uses AWT for the UI.

Perceptron is a video feedback engine with a variety of extraordinary graphical effects. Perceptron is an endless flow of transforming visuals. Perceptron * recursively transforms images and video streams in realtime and produces a combination of Julia fractals, IFS fractals, and chaotic patterns due to video feedback * evolves geometric patterns into the realm of infinite details and deepens the thought * records animations (movies) * saves and opens presets (state files) * loads user photographs or captures screen and webcam input * has user interface based on multiple mouse cursors, and almost the entire keyboard * has multiple windows and fullscreen mode * takes complex geometric transforms as input * applies numerous coloring techniques * smoothly transforms fractals and creates endless psychedelic journeys * resonates with the human perception Visit the Perceptron home page at http://perceptron.sourceforge.net

Urban is a software capable of procedurally creating 3d urban environments. It's based on a multi-agent system where each agent is responsible for one type of urban object. This means the system is highly modular and can easily be extended.

Java-based iterated-fractal viewer. Easy-to-use GUI, will be able to also render to collection of frames to create zooming video animations (planned feature for near future). GPL licensed. Requires JRE >= 1.6.

Frond is a cross platform fractal viewing application written in Java. Frond allows you to zoom in to any area of the fractal with unlimited undo and redo capabilities and adjust amount of iterations to maximise detail.

JFractals is a fractal generator written in Java. JFractals allows you to zoom into Julia sets and the Mandelbrot set. JFractals supports multithreaded rendering, antialiasing and multiple colouring methods.

A Java library for generating 2D procedural textures based on a re-usable set of rendering components.

This small library implements the Koch curve, snowflake and anti-snowflake like a Shape to be used like any other Java shape. You can test the library by compiling the test applet in Files.

Visual Disk Diet helps you visualize the space used on your drives with a colorful radial tree chart. Now you can see quickly which folders take so much space, and get rid of them (coming soon). Coded with java/processing. Feel free to use, modify or suggest ideas! It's pretty much a copy of Disk Space Fan but Open Source so it can be adapted to extended purposes (as browsing file system...) It's very fast on data drives (your data partition, usb drive...) It's NOT optimized for very large and complex drives such as big C: drive for now so it can take up to 10 minutes to scan it (and there is no feedback during this scan, so it can be frustrating).

A java webstart application that attempts to create cubism style artwork through the layering of semi-transparent polygons via a training feedback loop. Produces increasingly realistic work though hill climbing.