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The Best Fractal Zoomer for the TI-Nspire	2019-04-12T08:11:00	true	post

Originally posted on my old old old blog

This fractal zoomer for the TI-Nspire CX outshines any other fractal zoomer. It utilizes the 320x240 color LCD screen to provide a meticulous level of detail. This fractal zoomer supports the Mandelbrot set, the Julia set, and even your own custom fractal function! The rendering is relatively fast, at least for a calculator, and the program supports eight colorings and various other settings to provide a unique experience unrivaled by practically any other fractal zoomer. Perhaps the only downside may be the unresponsive cursor of the TI-Nspire, but that’s the hardware’s fault. Fortunately, no Ndless is required!

[img]https://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/ss/862/86222.gif[/img]

[b]Design: 9/10[/b] Nice graphics!

[b]Functionality: 10/10[/b] Tons of configuration settings to mess around with!

[b]Practicality: 9/10[/b] A great source of entertainment during math class

[b]Performance: 8/10[/b] Even though the rendering is quite fast, it can’t compete with a computer

[b]Overall: 9/10[/b] Probably the best fractal zoomer on any calculator!

[b][size=150]Controls[/size][/b]

Click - zoom in or zoom out [+] / [-] - set the zoom mode [del] - reset view [enter] - re-render the fractal [esc] - stop rendering [menu] - access settings [1], [2], … [9] - change the color mode

[i]Source: [url]https://www.ticalc.org/archives/files/fileinfo/463/46381.html[/url][/i]