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I would be interested to see a realistic 3D fractal-generated Christmas tree. The best I could find is the Adobe Stock image below.



         


         

(Image by Tupungato.)

I would especially be interested in sufficient details that I could recreate its generation in code.




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    I would be interested to see a realistic 3D fractal-generated Christmas tree. The best I could find is the Adobe Stock image below.



             


             

    (Image by Tupungato.)

    I would especially be interested in sufficient details that I could recreate its generation in code.




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      I would be interested to see a realistic 3D fractal-generated Christmas tree. The best I could find is the Adobe Stock image below.



               


               

      (Image by Tupungato.)

      I would especially be interested in sufficient details that I could recreate its generation in code.




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      I would be interested to see a realistic 3D fractal-generated Christmas tree. The best I could find is the Adobe Stock image below.



               


               

      (Image by Tupungato.)

      I would especially be interested in sufficient details that I could recreate its generation in code.




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            The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
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          • @JosephO'Rourke, I agree. And the TeX version is also impressive.
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          You can find a simple generation of the tree which is in python here. Also you can use Barnsley fern generation technique to recreate the Christmass tree. I mean using the Barnsley fern as a leaf of the tree and multiplying some random rotation matrix in the result of the generated leaf to create a tree. Find more details about it here.






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          • Thanks. I am familiar with Barnsley's Interated Function Systems, but my experience is that it is not easy to produce a particular desired result. I don't doubt it can be achieved via IFS's.
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          • @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
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            The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
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          and many more from Code Golf:



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            The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
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          • @JosephO'Rourke, I agree. And the TeX version is also impressive.
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            The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
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          • @JosephO'Rourke, I agree. And the TeX version is also impressive.
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            The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
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          • @JosephO'Rourke, I agree. And the TeX version is also impressive.
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          The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
          – Joseph O'Rourke
          53 mins ago




          The rotating helical Mathematica tree by Silvia is impressive!
          – Joseph O'Rourke
          53 mins ago












          @JosephO'Rourke, I agree. And the TeX version is also impressive.
          – Martín-Blas Pérez Pinilla
          50 mins ago




          @JosephO'Rourke, I agree. And the TeX version is also impressive.
          – Martín-Blas Pérez Pinilla
          50 mins ago











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          You can find a simple generation of the tree which is in python here. Also you can use Barnsley fern generation technique to recreate the Christmass tree. I mean using the Barnsley fern as a leaf of the tree and multiplying some random rotation matrix in the result of the generated leaf to create a tree. Find more details about it here.






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          • Thanks. I am familiar with Barnsley's Interated Function Systems, but my experience is that it is not easy to produce a particular desired result. I don't doubt it can be achieved via IFS's.
            – Joseph O'Rourke
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          • @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
            – OmG
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          You can find a simple generation of the tree which is in python here. Also you can use Barnsley fern generation technique to recreate the Christmass tree. I mean using the Barnsley fern as a leaf of the tree and multiplying some random rotation matrix in the result of the generated leaf to create a tree. Find more details about it here.






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          • Thanks. I am familiar with Barnsley's Interated Function Systems, but my experience is that it is not easy to produce a particular desired result. I don't doubt it can be achieved via IFS's.
            – Joseph O'Rourke
            1 hour ago












          • @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
            – OmG
            1 hour ago














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          You can find a simple generation of the tree which is in python here. Also you can use Barnsley fern generation technique to recreate the Christmass tree. I mean using the Barnsley fern as a leaf of the tree and multiplying some random rotation matrix in the result of the generated leaf to create a tree. Find more details about it here.






          share|cite|improve this answer












          You can find a simple generation of the tree which is in python here. Also you can use Barnsley fern generation technique to recreate the Christmass tree. I mean using the Barnsley fern as a leaf of the tree and multiplying some random rotation matrix in the result of the generated leaf to create a tree. Find more details about it here.







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            – Joseph O'Rourke
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          • @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
            – OmG
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          • Thanks. I am familiar with Barnsley's Interated Function Systems, but my experience is that it is not easy to produce a particular desired result. I don't doubt it can be achieved via IFS's.
            – Joseph O'Rourke
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          • @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
            – OmG
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          Thanks. I am familiar with Barnsley's Interated Function Systems, but my experience is that it is not easy to produce a particular desired result. I don't doubt it can be achieved via IFS's.
          – Joseph O'Rourke
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          Thanks. I am familiar with Barnsley's Interated Function Systems, but my experience is that it is not easy to produce a particular desired result. I don't doubt it can be achieved via IFS's.
          – Joseph O'Rourke
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          @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
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          @JosephO'Rourke my pleasure. Yes, I agree with you in "it is not easy to produce a particular desired result."
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