A hello world scene can be found here kernels/hello_world.cl. It's recommended to copy and paste this file and to start creating your scene from that template.

The table below contains a list of the key files that may need to be referenced when creating a scene.

Key Files
File	Description
kernels/include/defines.cl	Contains all renderer settings
kernels/include/types.cl	Contains type definitions
kernels/include/utils.cl	Contains utility methods
kernels/include/sdf.cl	Contains some common signed distance functions

The table below contains a list of example scenes.

Scenes
File	Description
kernels/mandelbulb.cl
kernels/sierpinski_collection.cl
kernels/mandelbrot_zoom.cl
kernels/planet.cl
kernels/terrain.cl

Debugging Tools

The file defines.cl contains a full list of available commands when developing scenes. Key debugging commands include: DO_RENDER_SURFACE_NORMALS which renders geometry surface normals in place of their material, DO_RENDER_MARCHING_ITERATIONS which renders the number of iterations completed by each ray as a gradient colour, and DISPLAY_BOUNDING_VOLUME which renders bounding volumes for geometry.

Screenshots of the output of these commands can be found in the image gallery https://solomonbaarda.github.io/fractal-geometry-renderer/FractalGeometryRenderer/screenshots/Gallery/index.html