In this experiment, the challenge was to create a simulation of a Lorenz attractor visualization by writing the differential equations using Gen in Max. The purpose of this was to create a Jitter matrix of the Lorenz data, that can eventually be used for live coding. Focus remained on the Lorenz attractor, however modules were made for Clifford, Rossler, Chen-Celikovsky, and Burke-Shaw attractors.
Twelve (12) parameters were designed to allow the specification of initial set conditions, as well as other Max specific parameters from mesh material settings to jit.* values.
Initial set conditions:
a = 7.
b = 20.
c = 2.667
dt = 0.007
mesh position: 0 0 -57
mesh point size: 2.5
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