#261L-system Forest
A forest of recursive branching trees, each drawn analytically in the fragment as an IFS fold: a trunk that halves into two child branches, each rotated and shrunk, repeated to the twigs. Every tree runs its own L-system-style rule — different split angle, length decay and depth — and grows on its own clock from trunk to canopy before maturing and reseeding, all gently leaning in a shared wind with a soft bloom of foliage at the twig tips. The pointer plants a fresh sapling under the cursor, scrolling pushes the branch depth deeper, and a press sends a gust rolling through the whole grove.