Drawing a fractal tree in Python
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Here is an expanded example. Using your method to make branches, it is very easy to make them overlap so I added a few parameters to help with that. Feel free to play around with the code, but this is an example of arbitrary levels of recursion.
import turtle
def tree(f_length, spray=90., branches=2, f_scale=0.5, f_scale_friction=1.4, min_length=10):
"""
Draws a tree with 2 branches using recursion
"""
step = float(spray / (branches - 1))
f_scale /= f_scale_friction
turtle.forward(f_length)
if f_length > min_length:
turtle.left(spray / 2)
tree(f_scale * f_length, spray, branches, f_scale, f_scale_friction, min_length)
for counter in range(branches - 1):
turtle.right(step)
tree(f_scale * f_length, spray, branches, f_scale, f_scale_friction, min_length)
turtle.left(spray / 2)
turtle.back(f_length)
turtle.left(90)
tree(80, spray=120, branches=4)
turtle.exitonclick()
Author by
MirelK
Updated on June 29, 2022Comments
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MirelK almost 2 years
I am trying to draw a fractal tree in Python, which has 3 branches. I know how to draw a tree with 2 branches, but with three branches...not sure Tried to find examples, but couldn`t. Only found examples of trees with two branches. Does anybody have any ideas how to do that?
For 2 branches tree I used the following code:
import turtle def tree(f_lenght, min_lenght=10): """ Draws a tree with 2 branches using recursion """ turtle.forward(f_lenght) if f_lenght > min_lenght: turtle.left(45) tree(0.6*f_lenght, min_lenght) turtle.right(90) tree(0.6*f_lenght, min_lenght) turtle.left(45) turtle.back(f_lenght) turtle.left(90) tree(100) turtle.exitonclick()
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MirelK about 9 yearsThank you very much! It was very helpful! I was able to finalize my code and it works now! :)