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my mandelbrot set is defined in a XY world as a rectangular shape,
meaning at any given time i know its most bottom left and upper right corners.
is there any way to know what is the total zooming percentage value from the original size by the size of the rectangle?
Thank, igal!
100*(100% size)/(current size)
This is basic math. If your “100%” box is -2..2 (real), then it has size=4; if your current view is -1..1 then it has size=2, so your zoom % = 100*(base size)/(current size) = 200%.