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Published: 2011-04-02 12:19:37 +0000 UTC; Views: 1775; Favourites: 28; Downloads: 0
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Mandelbulb 3D v1.69.6DEcombinate using:
MengerKochV2/ABox/FoldingIntPow/_SinY
My 1st successful effort using the new DEcombinate feature
in the latest version of M3D [link]
An excellent new feature, with huge potential, but can result in very long render times. Patience definitely required!
Fullview please....
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Comments: 49
Looks like some kind of temple in a huuuuuuge cave or something.
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Thanks once again Gary!!
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Nice surreal blend Mark!
Seems I have to try that new stuff...
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Thanks mate! Definitely get into it, very alluring!
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Thanks Keith!
Spent a fair bit of time on the lighting
and colour set-up on this one, glad you like it!
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Very cool, that DE Combine feature rocks, don't it! I haven't played with it enough apparently. Great persistence!
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Thanks Michael!
Yeah, the possibilities are mind-boggling!
But the render times are a bit daunting though!
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I noticed that too, even in preview mode. You also have to watch your formulas because if you have them wrong, the whole thing freezes up on render or 3d nav.
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Yeah, I accidentally crashed the wife's
computer when I tried to run a wee
sneaky extra render on it!!
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the temple has witty columns .... very great work!
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Love it - 'witty' columns!
Cheers Inge!!
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hope, witty is not a bad word, i would say something like originally!
cheers ... too
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'Originally' = Good!
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Moody and mysterious... nice use of positional lighting!
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Cheers Jim!
Was a bit of a dark one, and needed a fair bit of cajoling to get acceptably ambient.
The pillar junctures were just crying out for pos lights!
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Yes indeedy, nice touch... works so well!
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looks great but it does make less then sense
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Thanks, Perhaps you need to redefine
your definition of what 'makes sense'?
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hmm, its a pretty big word actually, lets just say the piece looks great
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SOmethinbg is very attracting and attractive about it. I like it very much. I even get a sense of motion. Bravo.
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The orange 'neon' hints do, I think, give
a certain dynamic to the thing Gary,
which I guess could suggest motion?
Cheers mate!
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An odd combo indeed Luca, but, if it works - use it!!
Cheers!
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Cheers Mark!
Love your username, wish I'd thought of that 'un!!
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Thanks fellow name-sharer!
I was looking for something different, and friedinsanity fit the bill tremendously.
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Personally, I find 'Mark' a great burden
as a forename, I mean you can't really
get a decent nickname from it, can you?
Certainly not in english anyway!
....or can you?
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Hmm, you cant really.
People called me Sparky Mark for a while but that name gradually sunk into some kind of abyss of unimpressive nicknames and I was left as a mere Mark.
Most people call me by my surname now for some reason.
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Erm, I almost dread to ask, but...?
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Well my surname is Boston so people either call me that or Bozza. I dont really mind.
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'Bozza'! Nice monicker Mark!
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De beaux dΓ©tails..j'aime beaucoup l'Γ©clairage sur les piliers droit et gauche ...
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Je vous remercie Mel, je n'ai pas pu rΓ©sister mettant l'accent sur le merveilleux
façon dont ils rejoint de manière définitive.
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cool, looks like the beginning of something Lara Croft would start to climb, excellent work
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Cheers John! Yeah, but she'd have to mind and
not catch her 'pointy bits' on the pointy bits!
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