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I've created a torus function for my 3D flame raytracer.
This flame has 2 transforms placed carefully both equally weighted to show the workings of the function
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slobo777 Featured By Owner Nov 6, 2006  Hobbyist Digital Artist
By the way:

- I like how you can see through the red torus to the shadow below it.
- It looks just a little like a 3D projection of a quaternion julia set.
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casteeld Featured By Owner Nov 6, 2006
Like you, I kind of liked the transparency, so I left it as it was. I really need to run more iterations for full opacity, but with fuzzy flames like this one it takes a LOT of iterations.


Thanks for your comments
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slobo777 Featured By Owner Nov 6, 2006  Hobbyist Digital Artist
:doh: oh, of course most of the Apo variations are inherently 2D . . . lot's of work to convert them or come up with new ideas - good luck!

I recommend implementing a port of "spherical" of course:

R = x^2 + y^2 + z^2 + 1e-8 // to prevent div-by-zero
x' = x / R
y' = y / R
z' = z / R

. . . yeah, I know you know the math already . . . just putting it to make 100% clear :XD:
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casteeld Featured By Owner Nov 6, 2006
I had a version of spherical in it, but had something wrong with it and hadn't taken a look at it to figure it out. This will help a lot.

Thanks
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