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Published: 2009-10-03 11:44:04 +0000 UTC; Views: 23300; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 0
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rendered with my toy rendering system, allura.updated with a 3840x2400 resolution image.
no postprocessing, except for the title.
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thanks, and i agree: different lighting (and diffuse material) would have worked better.
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I appreciate a lot your work and all that you do in the 3D fractal rendering
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hehehe thanks, though i really just mess around on my own... for now 
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appreciated! 
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Looks incredible, so crisp and shiny! Nice render, i like the depth of field effect a lot!
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thanks man 
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That is some very fine render work your doing
I am still interested in hearing your idea for a faster apophysis rendering
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thanks 
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That would be great if importing flame files were possible. Otherwize all previous work is unuseable. Also having a way to use plugin variations really helped apophysis grow faster. Anyway I look forward to seeing what you come up!
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importing flames is possible, but right now i only support linear "variations". once the data is imported, however, many new possibilities are opened (not just ultrafast rendering).
sooo, from you i need to know which variations and features to support - a flame file (i'll sign whatever NDA you like 
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I use just about every feature and most of the variations in apo.
The only one I do not use anymore is the mutation feature.
I am away for a few weeks so when I get home I will follow up on this more
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This is quite amazing and almost looks analogue/organic. Love it.
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umm, something like 5 days nonstop on an i7
it's using an extremely high precision surface representation, and full double precision for the fractal iteration and rendering computations. it could all be a whole lot faster, but then i just turn up the quality settings again...
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Veeeeery nice. 
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something like 5 days of continuous rendering
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Jesus. lol. Anything usable from an artists point of view? I know its your nice little tech toy and all XD. Looking very good.
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lulz, i write all my programs
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Can I get a copy of that program?
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it's just an exe that renders the scene it's been set up for by the program code, there's no user interface or anything 
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This make me think of some Julian 3D, with the texture it's really incredible.
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they are actually related, both use the power function which creates the "wobbly edges".
about the texture, well, there's no texturing at all in this scene?
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Well, by texture I meant the 'surface' of the fractal, sorry for my english. In french 'texture' is also used for the feeling we could have when touching something... I don't know the english word(s) for this... relief ? surface ? crevices ? a mix of all this and more...
In this fractal there are some very polished surfaces, rough ones...
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ah yup you're right, but since i know you're a 3d coder i thought you meant the "usual" definition we use
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thanks, finally something new eh?
i'm planning to release it at 4x the resolution sometime tomorrow hopefully.
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You're welcome. And by the way, you're more productive in the creativity department than me! I'm suffering from one of the longest mental blocks evarrrr!
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wow dude! intense, looks like tight knot work or an aged rope.
Very interested!
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thanks, it's a type of 3d mandelbrot set
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wow - the fractal surface - and also the reflections from the sky - simply beautiful.
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Epic crepuscular impact crater - was it done in Apo..or...?
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glad you like it, it's made with my renderer "allura".
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Oh man, that bit in the near-centre that looks "pulled taut" is wonderful. And it all has a very ferro-fluidous feel about it.
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