Returns a stream that behaves like a strange attractor (x, y, z).
NOTE: Plorenz does not have a normalize argument (it does it automatically) because it was always returning nil even when a default value of true (or false) was given. this may be a bug related to the number of arguments?
Plorenz.new(s: 10, r: 28, b: 2.66666666667, h: 0.01, x: 0.090879182417163, y: 2.97077458055, z: 24.282041054363)
.b = value
.h = value
.r = value
.s = value
.x = value
.y = value
.z = value