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.
the software looks interesting....it would be awesome if you could export the fractal into an obj or something...
Great image :)
Quote from: dhavalmistry on December 12, 2010, 11:56:44 PM
....it would be awesome if you could export the fractal into an obj or something...
Looks like you can ...
Quote from: Incendia web site3D Mesh Export (volumetric mesh exports up to 600x600x600 voxels)
Might be a tad low res ...
:)
Richard
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.
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!
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.
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
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.
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.
Cool. Thanks for letting us in on what you're doing.
(http://img16.imageshack.us/img16/6471/dragonheart.png)
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.
You can export the object/s Incendia creates also. You'll need a program called Meshlab also.