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-# lsystem-gen
-L System Generator using p5
+# L-system Generator
+
+This is a very simple L-system generator, you can use it to create and experiment designs and patterns.
+
+## Usage
+
+An L-system is a formal grammar consisting of 4 parts:
+
+- **Variables**: Symbols that can be replaced by production rules. In our generator, we currently only have 3 variables.
+- **Constants**: Symbols that do not get replaced. The constants are any of the following symbols: [, ], +, -.
+- **Axiom** : A string composed of some number of variables and/or constants. The axiom is the initial state of the system.
+- **Production rules** : Define the way variables can be replaced with combinations of constants and other variables. A production consists of two strings - the predecessor and the successor.
+
+The alphabet section should explain the variables and constants we have in this application currently.
+
+----
+
+#### Alphabet
+The alphabet of the L System is currently pre-defined. 
+
+**Variables**
+- F : move forward
+- X and Y : add complexity
+
+**Constants**
+- '+' : Turn right or rotate a positive angle.
+- '-' : Turn left or rotate a negative angle.
+- '[' : save (push) current orientation
+- ']' : go back (pop) to older orientation
+
+-------
+#### Editables
+       
+**Factor** : 
+A value between 0-1. As an L-system grows, so does its size. Adjust the value to fit your pattern into the canvas.
+
+**Axiom** :
+A string composed of some number of variables and/or constants. The axiom is the initial state of the system. You'll notice that changing the axiom can often lead to  entirely different patterns and is the base for your entire l-system. You can use any of variables and constants in your axiom.
+
+**Rules** :
+They define the way variables can be replaced with combinations of constants and other variables. A production consists of two strings - the predecessor and the successor. 
+In each iteration, the rule is applied to the existing sentence. The first sentence is always the axiom itself.
+The predecessor is the variable that the transformation will be applied to. The successor is the transformation itself.
+
+For example : F = F+F+F+F+. Here, each F becomes F+F+F+F+ in every iteration.
+
+This application can currently take up-to **2** user defined rules.
+
+**StartX and StartY** :
+Sets the starting point of the curve/pattern on the canvas.
+
+**Iterations** :
+Number of iterations of the curve/pattern. As one might guess, more the number of iterations, greater the complexity. 
+
+**Length, Angle, Thickness, Starting shade, Ending shade** and **Background Color** are other parameters you can edit to help you create visually pleasing patterns using L-Systems.
+
+----
+
+### Examples
+
+A list of existing patterns and designs are present in the web page already. These include popular curves like :
+
+#### Peano Curve
+