An easier way to make fractals in PowerPoint

[@tomwildenhain]

Here is the PowerPoint source file for those who asked: github.com/TomWildenhain/PowerPoint-Fractals

[@senkum1000]

WHAT ARE THE STEPS AND VERSION TOM WILDEHAIN?

[@Iberianpeninsula2285]

Sing in this laptop

[@SteveMould]

This is just such a great video! Thank you!

[@creeper3490]

Hi this is my reply

[@glitchnz]

+1 @Timo

[@SteveMould]

@@tslivede good point. It's actually Matt's video. I'll message him.

[@tomwildenhain]

@@SteveMould Thanks! Also, can you tell him my name is Tom (not Tim)? He has a mistake in the description.

[@aubreyvigus4715]

@@creeper3490 great job.

[@thecommenter578]

Boss: do a PowerPoint presentation to *IMPRESS* the investors Me: say no more

[@xXLanyuzAnlunXx]

Funny And Interesting Comment. Not To Mention Original

[@GRBtutorials]

Ideal for *KEYNOTE* speakers!

[@urinstein1864]

Amazing. While watching Matt's video I immediately thought: "Duh, obviously PP can do this, it's turing complete!" and ended up subbing to this channel. That decision paid of in record time.

[@Jmcgee1125]

PowerPoint is the new weapon of choice for computer programmers and number theorists everywhere.

[@KingHalbatorix]

Jmcgee1125 for a second I thought you said number terrorists

[@patrikbede8950]

@@KingHalbatorix same

[@amateurprogrammer25]

I chose Python because it was easy to get something cool done quickly. I might just ditch it for that exact reason because PowerPoint does that better.

[@DeathBringer769]

Imagine if the first sentient AI ends up being PowerPoint-based, lmao...

[@sebastianjost]

You can actually visually calculate some limits using the PowerPoint fractals. So it's got even more applications

[@diasslo]

This is going to take my presentations to the next level

[@TheGrooseIsLoose]

And then to infinitely more levels, all of which appear the same as the previous level.

[@markmarketing7365]

@@TheGrooseIsLoose but with a greater *depth*

[@georgeelsham]

*Removes “can use PowerPoint” from CV* *Adds “can create fractals in PowerPoint” to CV* _Instantly hired_

[@xXLanyuzAnlunXx]

hahAH im diing from lafughtre

[@FlightlessAviator]

How u do italices?

[@aditya95sriram]

Now this is what I call a "Power user". 👏👏👏

[@GottgleicherMaster]

I wasn't aware you could use power point for something else then fractals

[@sylviaxx3574]

You can also use it to make a turing machine!

[@akasakasvault7597]

@@sylviaxx3574 and even a fractal made of turing machine '' 1D log'' images

[@cypherusuh]

You could use it to make visual novel and animation project

[@ThePowerpointMaster]

You can use it to make a game or a fully fledged 3d animation from the early 90s.

[@Flowtail]

I remember somebody made a Brodyquest fan animation in powerpoint

[@wowmom98lol]

tom is now officially ordained as the king of powerpoint

[@saschabaer3327]

Was that ever up for debate? We are talking about the guy who created a Turing machine in PowerPoint

[@Inoka01]

He was already the king, this was just him defending his crown from the damnable pretenders to the throne.

[@itachi2011100]

He always has been

[@TaughtByAdam]

You know what man, this deserves some serious credit. I work on fractals for different use cases, and will have to be able to present them to others, and this makes my job so much more easy.

[@jetison333]

what is your job? and how do I get it?

[@mane23695]

@@jetison333 He is a professional fractal designer obviously

[@MrFoniek]

Editing videos in powerpoint, this guy is living in 3019

[@andrwwz6351]

Every slide is a frame of the video, and he just goes through them really quickly

[@RobertMilesAI]

Spectacular

[@wittycommentator]

And to think that this whole time, I've only been using powerpoint to present information to people

[@Demki]

That's a nice video! When I saw Matt Parker's video I immediately thought "there must be an easier way!" and I found out about the dragging the slide into itself part. But you've shown so many more features and highly skilled craftsmanship in creating those fractals! Truly a PowerPoint master.

[@mattknight1986]

As a management consultant who writes and reads way too many powerpoint slides in a typical month, these are probably the best I've encountered!

[@batlmunky13]

I don't know why KZbin recommended this to me, but I watched the whole thing and am better for it. Bless you, young man.

[@6YorW9]

Lmao the Prezi shout out

[@noa_1104]

BaldlyShine yeah that was funny, AND the feature was new to me! Great

[@sizdimitri]

Your videos are not only good for powerpoint, but they are also good in general. The way you build things until the end and make us interested is quite amazing tbh.

[@harmony.enforcer]

2:56 Ahhh, yes. The legendary Trypophobic Hypercube

[@juneguts]

not often i see a response video to a video i've already seen from two channels i'm subscribed to

[@Mikle_Bond]

4:20 Usually this is called a *fork bomb*, and it's interesting to know PowerPoint has it :)

[@SKyrim190]

So...what you are saying...is that the other method is a Parker power point fractal drawing...?

[@joelhaggis5054]

Matt Parker will never escape the legacy of the Parker Square

[@chillshobe8147]

Person: Which programs do you use for video and image editing? Tom Wildenhain:

[@legotechnic27]

This video was so well made man! Both content and video itself was amazing, thanks for sharing/creating

[@Metruzanca]

Always impressed with your videos. You seem to always be the leader of the bleeding edge. I'm glad you existed in our time.

[@mattgsm]

Your like/dislike ratio is the best I think I've ever seen

[@MineSomeCraftPoo]

Holy shit yeah

[@kacek819]

Here is me trting to watch powerpoint tutorials on youtube, then youtube decides to show me this. I LOVE IT

[@DJMatGE]

wow, this is jaw-dropping stuff! as a developper i love that kind of creativity and using things that had another purpose to make something soooo cool :D i think you should get into developping too, with that kind of thinking you have ;)

[@mauriciolima1088]

just beautiful. thank you so much for pursuing weird endeavors so passionately

[@j._]

This is extremely satisfying. Thank you for your beautiful content.

[@crls.0]

Came here expecting a rip-off, ended the video pretty happy and satisfied

[@abacussssss]

Horrifying as always 👏

[@HebaruSan]

I don't remember when or why I subscribed to this channel, but I'm quite thankful that happened somehow!

[@d.lawrencemiller5755]

Excellent result! And I'm so happy you're familiar with Matt Parker's work because I think you two are a lot alike. 😂

[@minsin56]

you've just earned a subscriber for crashing windows with powerpoint

[@inum400]

I didn't realise you could make presentations with PP. I thought it was designed to make fractals.

[@s8wc3]

I thought you were supposed to use it to browse the web?

[@ValentinPasseraH]

Man I love PowerPoint so much and you are amazing

[@redstormfighter4863]

2:30 my jaw dropped. I was not expecting it to be that good.

[@animehawaiiTECH]

You are my new content. Please keep going and make more video! All of your content is just brilliant

[@arduous222]

This is now my new favourite channel

[@Bananeisafree]

I have no ideas on why I was suscribed to your chanel, but boy oh boy am I glad I was!

[@TheR971]

I thought of you whilst watching Matt's video!

[@pravindthakur]

Nice video. I have a powerpoint channel from past 2 years with 250+ video. but never seen something like this.

[@crclayton]

Such a fun video. Love your dry presentation style.

[@sparga]

Does this mean you can implement the lambda calculus with it?

[@graicc]

Sparga he already implemented a Turing machine so yes

[@MentalCycle]

This feature is freaking awesome! Thanks, guys!

[@neenaw]

Nobody: Not a single soul: Tom: Here’s the problem with making fractals in PowerPoint!

[@Gaze73]

I'm from the future, the nobody jokes are over.

[@jakubknotek4891]

Love your videos. See you again in 2020!

[@_ten]

This guy is hysterical. I laugh way too much at these.

[@MouseGoat]

is powerpoint paying this guy? And if not, why XD The awesomeness power of powerpoint!

[@itachi2011100]

Disappointingly Efficient.

[@ace.of.space.]

high quality content, very helpful. time for fractal making at 2 am

[@benjaminbrady2385]

Another one of your office madness videos! Yay

[@GtmNayan]

I wouldn't be surprised. I once edited a whole video using powerpoint.

[@mana24]

This video made me subscribe. Didn't know your videos were so great!

[@BryceTheGrand]

How did you manage the Dragon Curve? It looks much more complex than the other examples.

[@Starwort]

4:12 lol you managed to also crash the mobile KZbin app as you opened task manager. Some memory leak

[@RawbLV]

Awesome video presentation!

[@mincrmatt12]

this is why i'm subscribed to tom

[@caleballen4721]

I love the PowerPoint animations at the end hahaha

[@simonthor7593]

Such a great video! I'm gonna try recreating this immediately

[@connorking8503]

4:25 ProTip: you can launch Task Manager with ctrl+shift+esc

[@SachinGanpat]

This is so cool, and so well presented!

[@yoshui]

Many years ago I've made a game using powerpoint. And I told my teacher and she was so impressed that she let me present it xD

[@88Timur88Bahmudov88]

Wow, you're making such an amazing videos, definitely subscribed, i think you have more subscribers! ;))

[@mielole]

The second you zoomed into powerpoint i laughed so hard

[@FlameQwert]

that 3D cube fractal got me good

[@ppotat0]

2:53 This is amazing

[@Excelsoft]

You're inspirational, thanks.

[@_Umut]

this is absolutely brilliant, thank you!

[@le9038]

this video went from creating fractals in powerpoint to trying to crash the computer with powerpoint in just 5 minutes...

[@towrofterra]

This would be amazing for teaching!

[@karlkastor]

2:52 That Menger sponge is missing its left and bottom side.

[@tomwildenhain]

I got a bit tired of aligning objects after doing the first few sides, and I thought the open look was actually nice. So it's not a real Menger sponge, but it would definitely be possible to make one.

[@futureshock382]

Fractals are amazing and so are you

[@AsbjornOlling]

the totally text-based linux nerd in me was wondering how this could be done in my markdown plaintext based presentations, but it's actually relatively straightforward with a vim macro. am I going to demonstrate? naaaaahhh. just trust me on this one :^)

[@xXLanyuzAnlunXx]

linux yes

[@JohnMazz]

Wow, I'm going through your channel's videos. It's not fair for one person to be so brilliant, save some for the rest of us! Jk, amazing stuff!

[@brandonmack111]

Nicely done! This is a beautifully simple solution :D

[@Hart8]

Now I want to see mandelbrot set in PowerPoint.

[@TheJeb52]

I can't find zoom, it's not in the links section of insert

[@Tetracarbon]

Great video!

[@kenjiimbault]

I've missed your videos man!

[@marcusunivers]

Now we have something to benchmark our Ram :D

[@h0verman]

is this only available on the very expensive recent version of powerpoint?

[@ghostagent3552]

You can definitely remake Patrick's parabox with this

[@schino]

Next video: So I want to proudly present to you, Microsoft PowerPoint in Microsoft PowerPoint

[@jonathanwalther]

You are a genius.

[@johnjohannesjuan]

my powerpoint doesn't seem to have that zoom function. I can't find it in the ribbon although it appears in the ribbon settings. Do I need to enable "hacky" mode somewhere?

[@Foxxey]

Amazing!

[@BenHanson137]

This video is amazing

[@qwertyTRiG]

I'm waiting for LaTeX in PowerPoint.

[@qwertyTRiG]

@@vlc-cosplayer Well yes, but actually implemented in PowerPoint. Since PowerPoint is Turing complete, it is theoretically possible.

[@gruntslayer3524]

Can you make it zoom continuously by having it autoclick on a time interval, I don’t know if that’s not possible or anything, I don’t spend much time in power point

[@AshtonSnapp]

Man casually forkbombs his computer using PowerPoint

[@JeffreyErlich]

This is amazing

[@AristAristA]

that's MAD Loving it !

[@jackwright7014]

Epic video!

[@alswo9628]

Now turn *that* into a Turing machine!

[@Gorbinex]

I'm so glad I subscribed

[@justanotheryoutuber739]

I lust love it when the algorithm knows me better than I do myself

[@NeatNit]

I am so happy right now.

[@LeoStaley]

Oh this is one of my favorites.