Hi guys, I started using Apophysis a few weeks ago, really cool program and came across it as I was looking in to fractals (obviously). I am wanting to understand the maths in the program and how it maps to the maths described in its accompanying paper (PS please dont click the link if you have a poor internet connect, its quite a big file) HERE . I figured that the variables in the transform tab of the editor are the constants found withing the function f(x,y) = (ax + by + c, dx + ey + f). My motive for doing this was to try to create a Sierpiński triangle. So i tried inputing the three functions presuming the variables under the transform tab do as I said, but it didn't work. I ensure all the stuff like making sure there only a linear transform occurring, making sure the weights are even (although technically even if they went I should get something that resembles the gasket). could anyone help me out, I would like to understand how the program actually works so I not really asking anyone to walk me though how to actually create the triangle, thanks guys :-)

Hi guys, been experimenting and running sum scripts that I found on the net that generate the gasket, it seems that I was wrong with my prsumstion and that the function f(x,y) is actually f(x,y) = (ax + cy + e, bx + dy + f), can anyone confirm that, thanks guys :-)