Incendia 1.4

[Henry Blewer]

An image I did using Incendia 1.4.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/njeneb/5255343838/sizes/l/

The web site is here.

http://www.incendia.net/index.html

Ramiro has added a ton of new fractal types, features, and improved the UI.

[dhavalmistry]

the software looks interesting....it would be awesome if you could export the fractal into an obj or something...

[cyphyr]

Great image

....it would be awesome if you could export the fractal into an obj or something...

Looks like you can ...

3D Mesh Export (volumetric mesh exports up to 600x600x600 voxels)

Might be a tad low res ...

Richard

[Henry Blewer]

It would not be too hard to fill out the low-res object mesh, maybe. In Blender you can modify meshes quite well using vertex groups and the mesh modifiers.

[Henry Blewer]

I found a good tutorial in the Incendia Wiki on creating mesh data for export.

http://incendia.net/wiki/index.php/Mesh_Generation_Basics

The example looks fairly good when rendered with Bryce. T2 should allow these to look quite awesome!

[Henry Blewer]

Here's is a Julia landscape I did Monday night/morning.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/njeneb/5260169397/sizes/l/

And another from last night.

http://www.flickr.com/photos/njeneb/5260171753/sizes/l/

I am impressed with the latest version. I did export a 3D mesh, but I only gave the program about 20 minutes to calculate the 3D fractal mesh using the box method described in the Wiki. I'm working on a landscape now to showcase one of these 3D fractals using Terragen 2.2 renderer.

[Rhalph]

The beta of Incendia 1.5 has been released
http://www.incendia.net/download/

Changes are listed in the Wiki:
http://www.incendia.net/wiki/index.php/Incendia_1.5

[Zairyn Arsyn]

been meaning to play with incendia, i'll  probadly DL' it this evening if my render is done

you could also use topmod to subdivide if the meshes if were lowpolyish.

[Rhalph]

I've been playing with Incendia (1.5 R2) lately and it's really great...
I mean, I've been interested in fractals for a decade, but this software is one of the most accessible AND most powerful fractak generator I've ever seen.
(Or I'm smarter now than some years ago :p)

But for those who want to try it, really, have a look at the wiki and its tutorials. Only 10 minutes are required for the basic tutorials (*really* 10 minutes) and they explain a lots of things I wouldn't have guessed alone.

[rcallicotte]

Cool.  Thanks for letting us in on what you're doing.

[Rhalph]

It was the second image I did (just before I posted my previous post, actually)

One of the things I love in this software is the volumetric fog.

[Henry Blewer]

You can export the object/s Incendia creates also. You'll need a program called Meshlab also.