Whoa ! A guy can get lost walking those corridors !
By the way, the next U-tube animation was frightening at points and I had to stop ! There was also one that caused an optical illusion. After all that zoom-in , the next pattern promised actually seemed to be receding, even tho I didn't run it.
Sheesh! This is simply mind-boggling, Dave. Not only that it was done with UF (love your formula for these!) but also the sheer sense of imposing huge-ness. Freaken awesome stUFf, Dave!
Thanks, the secret of zooming into these and getting the "huge" effect is to reduce the "Image plane distance" and increase the magnification. This may also require adjustment to the "Joined threshold" to avoid unlit areas on lighting layers.
From thumnail, and even from this view, it looks like a photograph. I thought maybe you visited or took a trip somewhere that had to do with fractals, like an art show or something. Then to get here and just WOW. My jaw is on my desk lol. GREAT piece! This should be getting a lot more faves and Kudos, imo.
Once you have Ultrafractal, my 3D IFS formulas are in the Ultrafractal formula database and you can update your formulas from this from within Ultrafractal by choosing "Update public formulas" from the Options menu.
Also the formula database is here:
By the way, the next U-tube animation was frightening at points and I had to stop ! There was also one that caused an optical illusion. After all that zoom-in , the next pattern promised actually seemed to be receding, even tho I didn't run it.
However did you DO this?
It was created in Ultrafractal using mmf4.ufm-3D IFS and mmf4.ucl-3D colouring direct.
Very impressive animation!
Absolutely great!
Actually this one was created entirely in UF (but based on Dirk Monteny's work in XD).
unbelievably awesome !!
Just...damn.
great job with it!
where could i find this software? just wondering
Ultrafractal is here:
[link]
Once you have Ultrafractal, my 3D IFS formulas are in the Ultrafractal formula database and you can update your formulas from this from within Ultrafractal by choosing "Update public formulas" from the Options menu.
Also the formula database is here:
[link]