This was a project developed for the Mathematics & Graphics course (MScCGE at Goldsmiths, University of London), and it shows an implementation of L-systems, which are used for generating tree-like structures.
L-systems consist of a generative grammar that produces a string which is then processed using turtle-graphics to generate the resulting graphical structure.
The application allows the user to tweak several parameters to alter the generated structure. It is also possible to give a random factor to the generation, which produces more realistic results.
L-systems are also capable of generating other self-similar fractal structures, such as the Sierpinksy triangle (left) and the Dragon curve (right).
