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Apophysis — Muetze Spiral BatchScript
Published: 2004-06-14 14:07:42 +0000 UTC; Views: 7477; Favourites: 20; Downloads: 2737
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Description
This is a submission by ~muetze , out of the montly contest.a spiral batch script for apophysis based on the spiral batch 2
script..
hope anyone can use this
other pictures using this script:
[link]
if you find this script elsewhere then here on apophysis or here
[link] please note me!
enjoy and take care!
David
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Comments: 44
Interesting twist on the spiral! Can't wait to try a new script! Getting bore with some of the ones I have.
Thanks!!!
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AWSOME script. it creates some gorgeous results
i luv spirals duno why they just look cool to me so this piece using ur script is AWSOME
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Beautiful translucence in this piece--like the pastel colors, and the contrasting shapes in the spiral!
I downloaded the script, and have been getting some amazing results with it...you can be sure I'll post a few of the best to Apophysis
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Very nice script indeed, got some very interesting results with it and they certainly warrant further playing....thank you Muetze!.....
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very welcome! hope you could use it
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I'm getting some great spirals from it....I just gotta get around to putting them in a pic...
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glad to hear that.. tell me when you have some finished
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Wow, that is awesome. I'm still not so good at scripts. I love all the tiny little outside spirals.
Thanks so much for sharing it - I'll let you know if something good comes out of it!
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thanks a lot! liked the outcome too.. was rather random though
its the same script you already got btw.. so no need to dl it twice
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Tell me something though.... when do you usually apply this script? Is it when you find a good image or do you run it on a random batch? I was playing with it but when I went to try and fine tune the flame I saw a whole whack of triangles. Holy cow! Where do you start?
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most of my posts using this script are done with a random batch.. just to show what its capable off..
but of course its good to start with a nice setting.. because afterwards you dont have any chance to modify it cause of the many triangles.. so i apply it after i have found a nice setting.. maybe i even run the spiralize script before running my script.. depends on what i want to do..
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thanks a lot! glad you enjoyed it
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Ok I found a way to view it.....most exciting and what beautiful movements and light. 
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glad you managed it
and thanks for the kind words!
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Thanks for sharing the script....got a few neat pieces using this as a base...
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Wow, excellent! Lovely way of combining curls with geometric shapes!
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Darn! They are not even reading the description, as almost always! THIS IS A NEW SCRIPT GUYS, AND DAVID IS SHARING IT WITH YOU!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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thank you javier.. spoken out of my mind
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Have tried your script a couple times....got a few interesting pieces that I'll have to check out further...
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glad you could get some results! note me if you should submitt some so i can check
you are pat from the apo maillist right?
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Yup, that's me on the maillist.... I have to figure a way to keep track of what I do on the flames...I usually go through a render and save the parameters of stuff that looks of interest and then go back later to play around with them. And, I can't remember which ones I did with your script...drat!
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hehe now thats a pitty.. but doesnt matter
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I have an idea that I'll save the parameters to different folders in the future which might narrow things down..
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indeed they have! sorry but i totally forgot about that! makes it a bit easier
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An update of yesterday's note:
I brought up your script and did a bit of creative editing... Where the script assigns the "s-" to the name, I added the letter "m" after the "s" to differentiate your "spiral batch" from the other batch files. I did the same for *batoruco 's ''rotational batch script'' by adding a "b". That should make them easier to keep separate in the files...
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very clever thought! ill have a look for that next time! thanks
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The line in question is 'line 39' when I brought the script up in the 'editor'....and I just added the "M" following the 's' in the line that names the flames...
* Flame.Name := 's-' + Flame.Name; *
Then, I just saved the change... I don't know where or if I should post this...what do you think?
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ill just keep it in mind for future script submissions..
again thanks a lot for the help
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I noticed when I used a combo of your script and Batoruco's that both get noted when I run them now...which gives me an idea what I did while rendering...as to which scripts...
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both of em on one picture? must have been quite a load of triangles
you really seem to be experimenting
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Yup.... I haven't done much when it comes to moving the triangles manually, but I've tried that a few times with nothing of interest... It's interesting what happens when one combines scripts...sometimes it works, sometimes it is a big blur...but, it's fun anyway...
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i only use the triangles before using scripts... afterwards there are mostly 30+ triangles which makes it difficult to alter them without ruining the image..
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I'll have to try that...thanks for the hint. I wish it was easier to access the scripts at times. Like a little 'check box' on the toolbar instead of having to go to the folder each time and openning the next one to be used..
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would be great.. really is confusing to always go to the menue.. but if its only that ill be happy
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I just went through all of my parameter files...guess I saved about a half dozen for later rendering...but I did post one of them...it was my "Shy Swans" [link]
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I just thought about that this morning when I read your note. I'll have to go back through the render and parameter files to see how many of them start with the "s".... It would be nice if I could ''index'' all of those that I saved into the 'lump' files. I should start new parameter files more often to keep the size down for searching...
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