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The only problem is that the Msltoe_sym formula takes forever to render. With some colour next time, I plan on creating something beautifully fantasy-inspired. It's really beautiful, and has a lot of landscape-creating potential. I really want to explore this combination more. This one was, as the name so cryptically suggests, a combination of the Msltoe_Sym formula and the _Polyfolding add-on. Then, my most recent two pieces, I am especially proud of =).

And I only noticed the doubled M's after I'd uploaded it to my Deviant Art account =) I remember zooming in a LOT, until I found that spot. Without loading the m3i in Mandelbulb 3D, what I can tell you from memory is that it's a Julia, of some formula combined with one of the Menger formulae. One such example, although it's got a touch of organic-ness in it too, is Mechaniclysm: Much of the other stuff I've done is much more mechanical. It's got an organic feel to it that I really like. A few colour changes, and a bit of mist, and voila, I achieved the above. I tweaked the parameters very slightly, zoomed into the edge of one of the Mandelbrot shapes, and found something that looked cool. It's simply the Mandelbox formula, cut along it's z-axis.

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I remember I came upon it by accident, when I first learnt how to use the cutting tool. The first piece I was really proud of, and still today is my favourite, would be 'Fury' :

Why I never thought of doing this is beyond me. But, my friend mentioned that he has used Ultra-Fractals for some time and had always used other people's parameters as a way to learn techniques, which he could then use later in original works of his own. Like the piece wasn't really, truly mine. I tried this a few times way back, but producing anything in this way always made me feel a bit empty. I told him that I've had a rule, since I started: Never load other people's parameters to work off of. The first issue on my mind is something that came up in an e-mail with a new friend of mind, Jing-reed, who has recently left a few very kind comments at the bottom of my Mandelbulb 3D tutorial pages. So I thought I should finally share some of my favourite pieces that I've done so far, and also talk a bit about how I go about the creation process.

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(Click on it for full size):Д¬orner of the AmazingBox HD with ABoxVaryScale adjustments and colour changes. To finish this off, here's a high-resolution image of my last adjustment example above, for your viewing pleasure =). This new version of Mandelbulb 3D has many new tabs and buttons that I don't recognise, so I'll be playing around and will make tutuorials as I learn =) Also, I'm planning on finally learning how to make videos, for which I'll make a separate tutorial. How many times have I just gotten lost within a fractal for hours without 'producing' anything.? And that was before this feature! The possibilities are a bit overwhelming, really. How great is this? I really can't wait to get stuck in and make some art. At that scale, the tiniest of numbers matter a lot. If you start zooming in and discovering landscapes within it, then even 'min' adjustments will result in big changes. You must also remember that I manipulated the very outer corner of the entire Amazing Box. Well, for those who understand the in-depth workings of the formulae/parameters and how they might affect a fractal, this process might be a bit easier because of course they have some idea of what to expect when they adjust such-and-such a parameter, or add such-and-such a formula after having done this or that.Д«ut as for the rest of us. Because now, you have to make small adjustments going back and forth between formula tab and render, trying to find something that looks interesting/unique.

You know how annoying it can be sometimes, when, after looking for a good combination of formulae and finally finding something that looks like it might work that might produce your next beautiful fractal art piece, you set your eyes on those formula parameters and your heart sinks. If you don't already know about it, believe me, you're going to love it. Jesse actually implemented this amazingly useful little feature ages ago. I'd forgotten how much I enjoy playing around with Mandelbulb 3D =)

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