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Published: 2011-05-16 18:03:30 +0000 UTC; Views: 17143; Favourites: 102; Downloads: 10
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The _mobiusTpx formula did a nice job of adding a twist to the tentacles.Render time (not including shadows):2:09:02 hours/minutes/secs Size rendered:5000x 2500 Settings: DE stop:2 Raystep multiplier:0.01 Stepwidth limiter:.5 Stepcount:12 Smooth normals:3
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Made with Mandelbulb3Dv1697n ~ Mandelbulb 3D Tutorial 1 ~ Mandelbulb 3D Tutorial 2 ~ Mandelbulb3D Tutorial 3
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it looks like what everyone thought amnesia a machine for pigs was going to be like before it came out
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Sweet, lovely colors, reminds me of the crab nebula.
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Thanks man. That's an old one back when I first tried _boxtiling (and _mobius) in a tuber style piece.
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Great image
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Thank you. The program isn't to bad to learn, particularly if you go through a few tutorials. It does take some time to learn what formulas work well together and what they do...
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Always a pleasure to see your images.
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Thanks very much for that! It's greatly appreciated.
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Fractals, seems quite a bit like how we should be interacting with each other, and everything around us. Symbiotic. Everything depends on the survival of everything else. One feeds the other. Sometimes waste from one creature is the food of another and so forth. Simple idea, grand experiment. Supreme philosophy and understanding of how things are. Maybe fractals are the answer, hmm?
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Oddly enough, I made a comment to the wife about your works yesterday, and in that comment, I put Fractals in the same sentence as God, almost one representing the other. The one constant in the universe is math. Fractals are all about math. I hated math when I Was back in high school. Wanted to tell it to go solve it's own problems, I have my own to deal with. As for God in the numbers, think about 1.618. It is considered to be the Divine number. Why is that? Most scholars, from as far back as Davinci, and most likely even before him, considered the number Phi 1.618 as being divine because everything under the sun that isn't man made, is proportionally 1.618 times larger or smaller than it's parts put together. The finger tip is 1.618 smaller than the next finger section and so on. Think of the Nautilus shell. Sliced down the middle, each compartment is either 1.618 times larger, or smaller than it's neighbor. Same with plant cell structures, and so on. Interesting concept, fractals. Each section can be gone into, and millions upon millions of the same thing appears over and over (if you do it right, LOL) no matter how large/small, far/close you look at one. Just something to think about, LOL!
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So, magical as the Mandlebulb is, there are some things it can't do on its own...
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Yes, most of the pieces I do are a combination of three to five formulas actually... I haven't used a single formula by itself since I first started out. Thanks! Good to hear from you too!
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Really nice! When you did it did you start out with this in mind, or did you come across it by trial and error and tweak it?
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Thanks! Nothing planned. I've been working tweaks on the same parameters for a few days and did try to work at longer, twisty tentacles...
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What the! Gotta be from Otherworld..
or from the deep sea, as you said
Any possibility to get it in a higher resolution? I'd like to take it as a background
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Yeah, I'll turn on the download button for a while. Grab it quick!
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