Yes, it really is a perfect "Koch snowflake" profile, if you view it corner-on. What, you didn't believe me?
Yes, it really is a perfect "Koch snowflake" profile, if you view it corner-on. What, you didn't believe me?
Photographed with flash to bring out more details. The WSF material is very, very white!
Face view of the solid, again, taken with flash. Suddenly it looks all cubey, and you're lookign at a set of "block" fractal crosses. Where did all the hexagons go?
Photo taken at an intermediate angle, again with flash.
A fractal cube-based solid with "Koch Snowflake" profiles and crosslike "box fractal" faces. Six "face-on" viewing angles give the "cross/box" view, and eight "corner-on" views show the Koch Snowflake outline.
It's a bit difficult to see the detail with WSF. If you like this, you'll probably prefer its "Koch Snowflake Sponge" sibling, which does just about everything this does, and a bit more, and should show detail better.
Adapted from Figure 3-7 in the "Alt.Fractals" paperback, ISBN 0955706831
It's a bit difficult to see the detail with WSF. If you like this, you'll probably prefer its "Koch Snowflake Sponge" sibling, which does just about everything this does, and a bit more, and should show detail better.
Adapted from Figure 3-7 in the "Alt.Fractals" paperback, ISBN 0955706831
cm:
5.67 w x
5.67 d x
5.67 h
in:
2.232 w x
2.232 d x
2.232 h
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