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B1das 🔷️
@b1das
Anyone here with some experiance in fractals and recursive functions ? Its melting my brain a little 😅
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i-rat.eth
@i-rat.eth
How can I help you, bro?
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B1das 🔷️
@b1das
Actually, would you recome d using global variables in recursive functions ? Right now it was just 2 functions interwoven(in the picture case about 2200 times on 7 levels deep) but next one might have like 6 functions so it seems like lot of variables to keep track and send around so if its global it might simplify idk
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i-rat.eth
@i-rat.eth
Actually, no, I wouldn't recommend it. Recursion in python is not a good idea in itself, I would recommend avoiding it by resorting to loops if possible. As for variables, it is better to keep them as arguments to functions than as global constants, such code will be much easier to maintain and reuse.
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B1das 🔷️
@b1das
Im trying to implement this
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i-rat.eth
@i-rat.eth
Ah, ok, now I got what you have to achieve. Let me some time…
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B1das 🔷️
@b1das
End goal would be to implement it to blender as geometry node and generate trees or sth. But i will need to learn geometry nodes first for that haha
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i-rat.eth
@i-rat.eth
I started to write code, but realized that what I want to write has already written :) Check this out: https://github.com/miaisakovic/l-system-drawings/blob/main/l_system.py Basically, no matter how complex your L-system is, you don't need to complicate the code that builds it, just parameterize it with other rules.
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i-rat.eth
@i-rat.eth
Note, there is no recursion in the implementation.
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