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Fiery-Fire β 3D Julian Gems Tutorial for Apo
Published: 2012-03-03 04:45:45 +0000 UTC; Views: 28550; Favourites: 425; Downloads: 1233
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Apophysis Tutorial made for Apo7X by `Xyrus02This is a tutorial for 3D Julian gems style in apophysis !!!
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Also show me what you make, please !! This is a Resource, Copyright protected by Fiery-Fire2008-2012
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Using Apophysis 7x makes the julian lumpy for some reason. To flatten it to look like the 4th image in the tutorial, try using pre-zscale instead of zscale on tx1 or try using -0.6 zscale.Β
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Hey! I have a question.Β
Once I finish tweeking it, what should I do? How do I do it get this cool look? Do I treat it with photoshop? Or it is a feature of the apophysis?
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Β so cool. i guess this could be applied to other fractal apps.
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Thanks for the tutorial! Here's my attempt:Β fav.me/db0te42
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Thanks, adapted it in Jwildfire to make a solid flame
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Hi, thank your for the tutorial! But i get the flame only in one color? What have i done wrong? Thanks!
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Thank you very much for sharing I don't know why I haven't seen this before
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Thanks for the cool tutorial! Β I made this: Β
wordlessjoe.deviantart.com/artβ¦
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Most welcome 
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I used your tutorial, took off the perspective and played with the gradients and tweaked it and got this! [link ]
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Great TutorialΒ wintercutie.deviantart.com/artβ¦
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I used your wonderful tutorial here !
Thank you!
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this is mine: Slimepo
thank you for the tutorial
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On T1 variation tab, do you mean 0.6 pre_zscale instead of 0.6 zscale? Because that seems to look more like your result.
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I just got to this part and also had the same problem.
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I just put 0 for zscale and 0.6 for pre_zscale and it worked!
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Thanks for this amazing tutorial, used here lmcentury21.deviantart.com/artβ¦
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I don't know what's happening, but my 15C just makes up really small renders of the flame, I have to go into full zoom to be able to see them, and this zoom delays my previewing and slows my computer a lot. Anyone can help me here?
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You should generally scale instead of zoom. Zoom will slow you down; scaling will do almost the same thing, but without the system lag
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You should use scale instead of zoom~ Zoom takes up a lot of resources the further you zoom in; Scale is much faster and doesn't reallyaffect display much.
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This is an amazing tutorial. But I would like to inform you that this will not work very well with the new version of Apophysis 7X so IΒ think you should see to that. Regardless lovelyΒ tutorial. Β This is what I made with it.Β doodler0305.deviantart.com/artβ¦
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Thank you so much for your wonderful tutorial! Here's what I made with it: [link]
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Thank you for this great tutorial!!!
Really fun and easy to follow
I made my own Rois Maudits jewels
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look like a great tutorial,i will have to try it,thank,s
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I think I goofed anybody nowhere i goofed up from looking at this?
[link]
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Use pre_zscale instead of zscale. That fixes it right up.Β
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Thank you for the great tutorial
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Great tutorial. Here are a few of my works [link] [link] [link] [link]
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How do you make spikes with the julian xform
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Thank you for the tutorial
Here is my first try: [link]
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Does anyone know what tweaks are necessary for this to work better in 15C? I can get pretty close by adding Flatten=1 to the first transform, but then everything is flat except for the central "gem". I also had to increase my gamma in render settings. These 2 things where the only way to get mine to look anything like the second picture in the tutorial. I believe this change in 15C is causing some issues...
"Changed all variations which were in Apophysis before so that they are 3D-aware. This means that all variations PRESERVE the z-position of their points instead of resetting it to zero like before. Your 3D parameters likely need tweaking HOWEVER I added some code in the loader which should automatically "fix" most of the parameters. BE AWARE THAT PARAMETERS SAVED WITH 7X ARE LIKELY TO BE INCOMPATIBLE WITH THE 3D HACK FROM NOW ON!"
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Hey Iwona, we are doing this tutorial @ Apophysis Tutorial Fun On RB. Hope you drop in later and give us some tips and see what we've come up with!
This is one I did: [link]
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Dude, HOW?!! What program is that?! This doesn't look like something normal, it's like the creation of the world or something!!
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Looking forward to giving this a try. Just curious, how do you gauge which color scheme to use for a best view with a wide color palette? I've been noticing that most of my flames are tending to default to just a couple of colors (at most three) and I vary the color speed, hue, and even vibrancy with mostly the same colors. I've thought about using the rainbow gradients with hard lines but I don't want to have so many colors especially when I bring the speed up to over 0.5. If you have any ideas or suggestions (and I have used some of the tuts for changing colors) I would be extremely grateful. Great job on the tut though and I always love it when you make more.
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What you want to do is go to the "Flame" menu and click "Calculate Colors" and that should fix it up
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Thanks, hun! Gonna put it through it's paces.
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