OMG Incredible 3D Fractals!

the program is so powerful it can curn out 200+ mega pixel images of a fractal in just a few seconds.
For some reason though it wont store as a jpeg so the disk space usage is crazy.

[link to www.imagebam.com]


[link to www.imagebam.com]

let me know if you can browse the entire collection with those links, there should be around 20 images.

all different some better than others.

Can you make a Youtube video of them and we could see them that way? I love fractals!!

as in animated?

i could try i spose.

Sweet!

Some of them are like baby oompa loompa's :D

I'm not sure how they are done--I've seen stills and animations--fractals are awesome and I believe a great representation of reality, or as we like to say here the "Rabbit Hole".

What program are you using?

:frctlwrngnss:


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^^^^Brilliant

if i may ask (btw gorgeous images) whats the name of the program?

What is the program called? Mandelbulber?

I have just downloaded this one

[link to apophysis.xyrus-worx.org]


Gonna try it RIGHT AWAY!!!

hehehehe....

unfortunately, I'm too stupid to work with it...

So? You stare at fractals on the screen?
I'd rather go out and see them in the nature. But that's just me.

Either way, it's good to promote the awareness of such things.




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Agree, those are incredible, I could look at them for hours.

questions: Do you have encoded messages in there to wash our brains?

and

(not necesarily directed at OP) Why, when we look at a pattern, we usually see a face first? eyes, nose, then make out the rest?
What do they call someone who sees faces in everything?

all i see are 1111 and 0000s

sorry to keep everyone waiting.

I just wanted to get my images out first.

This FREE opensource program i think deserves a damn pin!

its called FRAGMENTARIUM.

Its outrageously easy to use, tons of examples pre loaded.

It uses open CL to harness the power of your graphics card which is a LOT faster than your CPU.

a few tips,

rather than telling it to output a highresolution multi megapixel file, just adjust the fractal to how you want it on screen, then take a screen shot and crop it down. save as jpeg. and youre done.


At the top, select render mode continuous, this means it will keep adding detail as it goes(like updating the images all the time in the background)

Looks like DMT Hyperspace!!

i think its in ALPHA or BETA stages as a program so far.

The download is pretty easy to find. or it should be.

tell you what some of the images that pop up are spooky,, skulls, buddhas, da vinci man, seem to appear out of the fractals.

cant wait to see some of your images. share them please.

Looking forward to seeing what the program can do--thanks for sharing--

with the images and a link you just might get your pin.

Fragmentarium is an open source, cross-platform IDE for exploring pixel based graphics on the GPU.




Multi-tabbed IDE, with GLSL syntax highlighting
User widgets to manipulate parameter settings
High-resolution (tile) renderings
Progressive rendering, for high quality AA, and distributed ray tracing.
HDR (RGBE .HDR) support and tone mapping
Support for simple animations
Modular GLSL programming - include other fragments
More than 100 examples, including 3D fractals (Mandelbulb, Mandelbox, Quaternion, Kaleidoscopic IFS), 2D fractals (Mandelbrots, Ducks, spherical Julias), Heightmaps, Knots and Hyperbolic Tesselations.

windows mac and linux builds available here:
[link to syntopia.github.com]

worked fine for me.



more tips, if you see missing detail in your fractal try increasing the "maxraysteps" and or the "fudgefactor" perameters.

above all EXPERIMENT to get the hang of it.

to get the depth of field camera focus effect, you need to look in the raytracer parameters, and on the Aperture settings give it a very tiny amount, something like 0.007
and then play with the "focal plane" settings.

Make sure you set render mode to continuous and very importantly have the subframe number set high like 500 or 1000. if you set it to 0 it will keep rendering forever.

[link to www.imagebam.com]

melted chewing gum looking thing.

WTF???

A star of David in fractals!?



check at about 1:55

Looks wonderful! BRAVO!



Last Edited by Bianco on 10/23/2012 10:16 AM