This happens because it takes the original "rule BRANCH" and it moves what the rule creates 0.2 units on the y-axis, makes it 0.99 smaller than the last "rule BRANCH", and rotates the circle 3 units. Do this and you will get a nice, black spiral. To make the image look more interesting, add some attributes to BRANCH. Now, once you are finished typing the code, because the program knows what CIRCLE is, if you render this you will get a nice, round, black circle (As shown below). Step 1ĭefine the variable TREE because the program cannot understand what TREE is because it is not one of the three shapes it knows.ĭefine the variable BRANCH because the program still cannot understand what the shape TREE is because it doesn't know what BRANCH is either. When you see the Bolded words, it tells you what you have already entered into the text area in the program.
When you see the Italisized words, enter that text into the text area in the program. In addition, during this tutorial, you will see text that is Italisized and Bolded. In this tutorial, I will be walking you through the steps to make a tree-like image.
These three shapes can make very complex images even though they themselves are very simple. They are circles, squares, and triangles. The first thing to know about Context Free is that there are three basic shapes to which the program will understand and respond. In my free time, I like to program in an image programming language called Context Free.
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