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CabinTom — Grayscale Brilliance
Published: 2007-05-24 22:07:36 +0000 UTC; Views: 835; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 31
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My entry into this weeks Apophysis WTC.Related content
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very cool, would love to know how you did this one
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Used a script I'll be uploading in around a weeks time, as well as another script of mine called horizons.
Basically Horizons places a perspective final transform (which gives the slantiness), while the other one places linear/spherical transforms in a manner so that they are symmetric about the origin (in the transform editor window). Hope that helps.
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I don't know much about fractals and have only used them a few times in my life. I know how they work in 2D so trying to figure out how to get them to work in 3d now. In maya you can use particals to instance 3d objects, so I could have coloured meteors or stars forming certain shapes.
I want something to basically either place or duplicate the objects in a partical pattern with a brilliance and translucency affected by the fractal depending where they are. I am sure it will take me a lot of work to do it. But I have some images in my mind how they could look and it would be an added awesomeness to some of my work to come, especially with space scenes and such.
Thank you for responding and letting me know.
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Greyscales are rather hard to pull off well in Apo... excellent job Tom! This is a beauty!
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Thank you! The trick to this was using the gradient called "Solid" in my Modern Gradients pack. I just decreased the saturation and played around with the brightness from there.
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This is great. Did you use the Concentric script you mentioned a while ago? Smashing effect.
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Yep! (though with Deb Walker's help, it has been renamed as "InnerSpace"... much cooler in my opinion) Also uses Horizons.
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