This program allow you to visualize the mandelbrot set, to save picture of it, and to explore the set in an interactive way.
You can use this program in two way : generating picture, or exploring the set.
If you want to use the interactive mode, just use -i, or --interactive.
If you prefer to generate one picture, you can specify the files to save it using --files, or -f.
You can specify multiple files : -f file.png -f file2.png. We use Pillow, so you can save to all the format supported by Pillow.
You can also show the picture, with -s.
To specify the size of the picture, you can use -x and -y. The default is 500, 500 in interactive mode and 1000,1000 when you generate a picture.
For example, if you want an interactive mode with a bigger window, you can use mandelbrot.py -i -x 800 -y 800.
You can also decide the number of iteration used to determine if a point is part of the set, with -n.
If the value is higher, the set will be more precise, but it will take more time to compute.
If you specify no-color, you will have a picture only black and white.