In Digimon some code briefly appeared on screen on Izzy's laptop in episode 5, "Kabuterimon's Electro Shocker". This is a reproduction of that code, modified to work with the web. The intention is that you can view the code in a browser without downloading anything extra.
There are two files index.html, which shows the result in an imitation of Izzy's laptop in that episode, and basic.html which is a bare-bones reproduction of the original code with nothing added on except making it work on the web.
I did not come up with this idea myself, nor did I convert the original image to code. In fact, most of this is based off of tagadvance's code. Major props to them for putting it together.
The code uses few (if any) new features of javascript. This is intentionally done so it can be easily kept and modified in a single file. No build systems are used and it will (hopefully) run well on old browsers.
No const, let ,destructuring, classes, or typescript is used. I missed them greatly.
This does have support for mobile devices, but it is best viewed on bigger screens.
100 /* func sample. coast creation */
110 float s
120 while s<1 or s>=2
130 input "ratio 1 to 2";s
140 endwhile
150 s = (s-1)/10+1
160 screen 1,2,1,1
170 s=sqr(s*s-1)
180 float x0=100, x1=412, y0=0, y1=0
190 fractal(x0,x1,y0,y1,1)
200 line(100, 50, 412, 50, 255, 65535)
210 end
220 func fractal(x0:float,x1:float,y0:float,y1:float,sp:int)
230 float l, r, x2, y2
240 l=sqr((x1-x0)*(x1-x0)+(y1-y0)*(y1-y0))
250 if l<2 or sp>=9 then {
260 line(x0,y0/3+50,x1,y1/3+50,255,65535) : return()
270 }
280 r=rnd()+rnd()+rnd()-2
290 x2=(x0+x1)/2+s*(y1-y0)*r
300 y2=(y0+y1)/2+s*(x0-x1)*r
310 sp = sp + 1
320 fractal(x0,x2,y0,y2,sp)
330 fractal(x2,x1,y2,y1,sp)
340 endfunc
Most of the work was done by
https://github.com/tagadvance/DigimonFractal
Including their original sources here too
- Digimon under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 License
- Running Izzy's "Digivolving" Code
- Source Code in TV and Films
tools/bezier.html contains a draggable bezier curve to play around with. The red circles are the control points.
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