Asciiville

ASCII Art, Animation, and Utilities


Project maintained by doctorfree Hosted on GitHub Pages — Theme by ronrecord

NAME

asciijulia - Display an ASCIImatics animated zoom on a Julia Set

SYNOPSIS

asciijulia [-h] [-d] [-i] [-a AUDIO] [-c CYCLE] [-x XVALUE] [-y YVALUE]

DESCRIPTION

The asciijulia command plays one of the ASCIImatics animations included in Asciiville. Command line options can be used to tell asciijulia to play animations for a specified number of cycles, what complex number to use as the starting point for calculations, and which audio file to use as accompaniment.

COMMAND LINE OPTIONS

-h, –help
show this help message and exit
-d, –debug
enable debug mode
-i, –info
show an information screen prior to displaying the Julia Set zoom
-a AUDIO, –audio AUDIO
audio file to play during effects
-c CYCLE, –cycle CYCLE
number of times to cycle back through effects
-x XVALUE, –xvalue XVALUE
starting x value of ‘c’ for the Julia set
-y YVALUE, –yvalue YVALUE
starting y value of ‘c’ for the Julia set

EXAMPLES

asciijulia
Without options asciijulia will display an animated zoom on a Julia Set. These will continue until the ‘q’ key is pressed.
asciijulia -c 10
Plays the Julia Set ASCIImatics animation 10 times then exits
asciijulia -a /usr/share/asciiville/music/Epic_Dramatic-Yuriy_Bespalov.wav -c 5
Plays the Julia Set ASCIImatics animation 5 times accompanied by audio then exits
asciijulia -x 0.687 -y 0.312
Display an animated zoom on the Julia Set with starting complex coordinates [0.687, 0.312]

AUTHORS

Written by Ronald Record github@ronrecord.com

LICENSING

ASCIIJULIA is distributed under an Open Source license. See the file LICENSE in the ASCIIJULIA source distribution for information on terms & conditions for accessing and otherwise using ASCIIJULIA and for a DISCLAIMER OF ALL WARRANTIES.

BUGS

Submit bug reports online at:

https://github.com/doctorfree/Asciiville/issues

SEE ALSO

asciimpplus(1), asciiplasma(1), asciisplash(1), asciisplash-tmux(1), asciiville(1)

Full documentation and sources at:

https://github.com/doctorfree/Asciiville