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hyruwen — Autumn Vegetation
Published: 2006-10-20 09:24:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 1937; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 20
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Autumn is a time where the vegetation takes on some interesting coloration... like this one.Used only Linear.
Green version here: [link] I think it's a bit monotonous.
Apophysis 2.05. Fractal parameters available on request. Tell me if you need a larger sized wallpaper, or if you want this image in higher quality.
EDIT: Due to a high master scale, it still looks grainy. I rendered this with 4000 Quality.
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Congratulations!
This deviation has been featured in my journal: [link] and in this news article: [link] features specially for autumn-themed pieces!
If you would prefer not to be featured, please let me know and I'll remove you asap!
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Sorry about the news link not working, here is the correct one: [link]
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Thank you very much! You have a great collection of art there in your news article... *rubs eyes* Nice job!
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You're welcome
I'm glad you like them!
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Thank you so much! I'm glad you liked it...
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Thanks! Though I don't think I'm going to create so many leaves in the near future, I think it can be quite repetitive. Thank you!
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Thank you, and a double thanks for the 
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I could almost sworn this was UF4.
Excellent design
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Sometimes Apo does some unexpected things that make me go, "Wow!" This was done using Linear variation only...
Thanks!
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this is quite lovely, have you tried it on a 400 render, wondering what that would look like.
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I rendered this in 4000 quality. The master scale is set at 100, so it's a bit grainy even when rendered at high quality
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Oh, sorry you didn't know that.
The master scale is like zoom, only that when you zoom in using the master scale, the speed is preserved, but the quality isn't preserved. In other words, if you input a higher master scale, you can get your picture rendered faster then if you use zoom, but grainier.
There are two ways to adjust the master scale. One is 'Reset Location', which is auto-zoom. The other way is the manual way. On the Adjust window, there's a tab called 'Rendering'. The master scale is at the bottom right corner.
Hope that explaination works... 
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okay, i will do in a minute, in the meantime i've made one from your flame which i'm quite happy with and i'd like to show it you, would it be okay fro me to upload it, i'll upload it to scraps and obviously dedicate it to you. ?
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It's okay for you to upload it to your deviations without dedicating to me 
I saw your note, yes, it's beautiful, and go ahead - upload it to your deviations! Maybe you can try changing the gradient for aesthethic purposes?
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well i tried that but i think its better as it is
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Thank you very much 
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You're very welcome!!
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I see corals again....
Is this gonna make you change its name again?
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No, I'll stick to my title this time. Lol, all fractals look like corals to you
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Leafy, but not as leafy as ~Gibson125 If you think this is leafy, just see his
Thank you...
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ah but that is a different kind of leafy 
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