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Published: 2010-02-10 17:45:05 +0000 UTC; Views: 612; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 48
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Made in Apophysis 2.09 using the splits/eplliptic tutorial by andEdit: Added a bit more color variety and re-rendered it at a higher quality.
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Great appliance with the spiky spiral. Try a higher quality render and some more colour, and it'll look even better. Splits are made for multichrome
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The splits stayed the same. What I did to get the spikes actually is I used pdj along with the elliptic. I really like it and I'll take your advice, thanks!
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Alright, sorry it took me a while to get around to it but I added some more colors and re-redered it at a higher quality. Any better?
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It sure does! The stray pixels almost died out. What quality setting did you use?
And, is green your favourite colour, by any chance? xDDD
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This is at 6000 instead of 4000 for the other one. And I'm tied between green and blue. I just thought green looked good here.
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Wow great thing. Blue is my favourite colour, while white and green are respectively second and third. I usually render in 4000 btw, so maybe it didn't look too good because your fractals always have defined shapes, while mines tend to be blurry. Quality 10,000 should remove all of the boring black dots btw.
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Yea, and just take about half a day to render!
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My All That Shines has 11 transforms, plus a final xform (if I remember well, else it's just the 11 xforms), is a bit zoomed and was rendered at resolution 1920x1525 (not sure about the second number, the first one was 1920 btw) and quality 20,000 in about 5 hours. I have a 1GB RAM memory, so you see, it doesn't take that much. Of course I usually render at 4,000, but that one was a special fractal, so duh.
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Well if you say so! And you know you can use scale instead of zoom and it will greatly reduce the loading time. And I'm not that pacient enough for a 5 hour wait! Sorry but that's the way I am!
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Lol, actually there's a much simpler trick! If you don't have a fx on the fractal, you can use a Linear 1 fx and then scale up the triangle until you zoomed enough - don't know if it was what you were trying to tell me, since you said "scale" as well.
At any rate, don't go mad. I was just trying a suggestion, there's no need to get angry over it. In the end, everyone has his own ways to do things.
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No, what I meant was that on the gradient browser, if you use the zoom option then it increases the loading time tramendously. That's all.
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Ah well, that's for sure. Then I suggested you the right method. Try it sometime if you want to.
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Thanks! And your english has improved!
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Improving. Forgot the M. And yes, everything does improve with practice!
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