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Published: 2009-12-21 15:09:12 +0000 UTC; Views: 4558; Favourites: 102; Downloads: 0
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Mechanized PlumageMade With Incendia 1.3
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Sweet!Β Just saw it, looks great Derek!
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Thanks buddy, I really appreciate it!!
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Thanks buddy, I really appreciate it!!
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Surely right to my favs with it. Great work. I appreciate !
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my first thought was... "Vger"... pretty bad ass there Mark... beautiful palette..
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Thanks so much my friend!!
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I really appreciate it - Thanks so much!!
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Fantastic work ~ great render and wonderful colour palette! 
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Etonnant Solark
Moi j'en suis Γ chercher encore Γ savoir
comment charger des BASESHAPES sur
Incendia.
Sous quel format?
Solark, tu connais l'Γ©trange BeautΓ©
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Hi,
To load a baseshape, open the editor in Incendia, click on 'new', then select one of the shapes. To load a mesh into Incendia, you need to select the 'mesh' baseshape, then you can load a mesh into it. Meshes in Incendia must be in STL format. I hope that helps - I really only speak/read English and a little Spanish so I am not 100% sure if I answered your question ... Regards!
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You're very welcome and thanks very much!
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awesome. looks almost like a double dorje.
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Cool, thanks so much!!
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I have featured this image in my Journal [link] and in News [link]
I hope you appreciate this!
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I very much appreciate it!! Thanks very much!!
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Always very welcome my dear friend!
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Congratulations! The composition is visually arresting and your mastery of the details is very evident. Care to enlighten some of us neophytes on how you work? Did you add the background within Incendia or did you do some post production work?
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Thanks so much!
Here are a few facts on this piece - 10 baseshapes used, 2 of which were meshes - all set to a depth of 6. The fractal type is an Incendia script, and I used the tetrahedron symmetry option. I made the background using Ultrafractal - It's a 1024x1024 bitmap image which can load as background image in Incendia. No other post production work on this one, but sometimes I use photoshop to brighten my images a bit if necessary. And of course, last but not least - Lots of patience letting it render - probably about 2-3 overnight sessions if I am remembering correctly. (So about 20-25 hours).
Happy new year!
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Sincere thanks for sharing your expertise. I'm new to this game and it is very helpful to me to understand how experienced folks are approaching the creation of impressive works like those you produce. I delight in the fact that you made the background in Ultrafractal. Along similar lines, I have been making textures in some fractal generating programs since that too seems apropos to the theme of infinite recursion -- making all the components of the art piece fractal in nature.
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You're very welcome, glad to be of some help!
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This is perfect - I see a complex and very well maintained pov-laser weapon 
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Thanks very much Stefano!!
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Totally awesome piece!
so many sharp details and realistic colors!
Definitely an Incendia
masterpiece! Applause!
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Thanks so much, I really appreciate it!!
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