from the past two weeks
C&C welcome.
some links to higher res images
http://-zagadka-.deviantart.com/art/Dreamers-Powerplant-3-372274000
(warning- 7k resolution)
http://-zagadka-.deviantart.com/art/The-Realm-V1-373338507
http://-zagadka-.deviantart.com/art/Storage-and-Dispository-372079278
http://-zagadka-.deviantart.com/art/The-Realm-4-373360004
two renders from the new Monte Carlo render utility, beta.
Looks fantastic!
Imagine an extraterrestrial environment and put some of those pictures into a sphere. Unsharpen it hard and put the focus on something what happens in the foreground.
This makes me falling into psychedelic daydreams right now.. 8)
more renders...
this is all for now.
some really interesting shapes. I think I also have to mandelbulb at some time!
like Terragen, Mandelbulb 3D is created by a single programmer. ;)
this program has many possibilities, lots user contributed fractal formulas/functions are available for experimentation.
renders with IFS formulas
Terragen hasn't been a one man (programmer) show for a long time. :D But Matt's still the mastermind behind the heart and soul of Terragen, its rendering engine and procedural systems. Jo spends a lot of time making it easier for you guys to actually access and easily use that stuff.
But I digress. I love seeing the variety of results that come out of these programs, in fact fractal software (like Fractint, in the early days) were one of the things that got me interested in computer graphics in the first place. Speaking of Mandelbulber stuff, I recently ran across some really cool, more realistic (as in "what if these shapes were real-world sculptures?") renderings, and I really liked them. Check it out: http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/tom-beddard-subblue-faberge-fractals/ (http://www.mymodernmet.com/profiles/blogs/tom-beddard-subblue-faberge-fractals/)
Maybe we'll get real-world versions of that kind of stuff if someone gets ahold of a 3D printer...? Hehe.
- Oshyan
Some of these are fantastic. I particularly like loosen the roots1.
There are amazing videos here. Are these done in that program?
http://vimeo.com/subblue
Quote from: efflux on June 04, 2013, 08:21:15 PM
Some of these are fantastic. I particularly like loosen the roots1.
There are amazing videos here. Are these done in that program?
http://vimeo.com/subblue
those were done with the 3D Mandelbulb Fractal Raytracer
but mandelbulb 3D does do animations too,
http://www.subblue.com/projects/mandelbulb
Quote from: Oshyan on June 04, 2013, 05:57:13 PM
Terragen hasn't been a one man (programmer) show for a long time. :D But Matt's still the mastermind behind the heart and soul of Terragen, its rendering engine and procedural systems. Jo spends a lot of time making it easier for you guys to actually access and easily use that stuff.
- Oshyan
i knew that actually Oshyan ;D, i know Jo already has a lot involvement in TG2
i was speaking in terms of most the central programming render engine type stuff.
Sure, I understand. Just like to give credit where it's due. :D Matt is still the man, for sure!
- Oshyan
two more
These last two really work for me.