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Published: 2005-10-10 11:15:01 +0000 UTC; Views: 3474; Favourites: 29; Downloads: 550
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Building Molecules For You Since 2005! (tm)Sixteen transforms here
and by the way there was 'just' 13 of them in the previous piece, "Crystal Lattice "
(yeah, I think 'nano' is a bit too big for molecules, but it just sounds much cooler than 'pico-' or 'fepto-'... or 'zepto-'... hmmm... 'zepto'?!... hmmmmmm...
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I actualy came up with a pocket version of a nano Factory XD
The user could story things through nano bots made by it XD
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No, I think nano- is about right, as we wouldn't exactly bother building small molecules. And I'm assuming nanobots would be involved, which are just some groups of a few pretty damn large molecules themselves. Although, what's wrong with a Pico Factory?
16 transforms? That's crazy. I'm a little new at flame building, but I tend to stay under 7 transforms. Above that, and it just gets a little complicated for my tastes. That said, it's still a great flame. Just could be a bit better if the center of the image was also the complete focal point (meaning that it lacks a mirrored part on it's right side), but I don't know if that could be done without rebuilding the whole thing.
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"Nano" is better because it sounds a bit more cool
and making tiled fractals with crazy number of transforms is quite easy... if you know how
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This is incredibly good!!! Metall buttons on a leather weave....
I fear I might not live long enough to achieve anything half as good ever.... what an insight
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thank you very much for the 
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Amazing! I really need to start overusing transforms
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This is an awesome fractal!! Don't forget atto- or yocto- or my personal favorite, femto- !
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Just how on earth do you find these and get that leathery texture - its just amazing
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thanks!
and I don't find them, I build them!
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Mrrph, at least give us a hint how you do that? I'd love to play with repeative paterns like that...
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Build them , Build them ... till the end of days 
Amazing stuff !
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