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Published: 2014-11-18 23:27:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 7874; Favourites: 87; Downloads: 573
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A quick tutorial on how to made bulbs with Quadrat3D and Amazing Box.If your browser don't support PDF viewing, download it please.
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Thank you for the tutorial. I'm just doing it, can't believe,
I've been doing it with a different formulas but I got a lot of noise,
this way it is so cleanΒ Β
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You're welcomed for the tutorial
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Ah, great. There you have been really fast in writing that tutorial.
Β Β Β Β Β Muchas gracias, Jorge!
Let's hope that the community does start to discover some new forms
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It took me some time to find it out but thought it would not be a bad idea to share it. Not the holy grial of MB but just a little contribution.
Hope someone finds interesting stuff there
You're welcome for the tutorial
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I think a tutorial should not be too long; it should animate the people to try, and to play.
Thus yours is almost perfect
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Yes! Thank you very much for sharing this information - very useful!
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You're welcome for it!
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Ooh just been getting tips from. Sabine so this is perfect timing, thanks for sharing.
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Oh hope that it will be useful for you Martina 
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Thank you ever so much for sharing this Jorge! I'm the kind of naive idiot who wants to figure things out for himself, hence my slightly idiosyncratic selection of Mandels so far 
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Best thing is do a tutorial at your own way with other values etc, that's the real fun of this imho. Thought sometimes in the same way but I was wrong, is always good to learn from others if there's a will. Once you know a technique it belongs to you, like riding a bike
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You're totally right! That's what I enjoy the most, finding my own things and learning to ride the fractal bike
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Thanks for the share! Just starting to fiddle with Quadrat 3D myself! 
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Oh saw your works and you're doing great! You're welcomed for the share
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I think I'm going to try this one, too! Thanks for sharing this tutorial, it is always helpful to have a point where to begin!
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Hope it helps you. You're welcomed for the tutorial
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Thanks for making this Jorge , will have to try it soon
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My pleasure Patty, hope you can get something cool out of it. Any doubt let me know
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I have one Q how do you get it to set as all 0 in the julia ?
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Go on the main window or at the 3d navi, however you prefer -i prefer the 3d- select the first with 1, press return and type 0, that's all
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Oh awesome thank you very much ;0
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Ya no hay excusas para no usar MB3D
Un placer Luis
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Thank you Jorge, was going to start playing with this arrangement next. Β
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Cool, hope it is clear. Any question let me know
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Ohhhh you're my hero, Jorge! Β Thank you so much for sharing!
Can't wait to have a closer look at it!
Just had a quick look: perfect!
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Happy to hear that it works for you!Β Hope it will be useful for many people
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I will take a really close look tomorrow, if time allows and see if I can come up with something nice!
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Waiting to see with what you came up
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Thank you for making this tutorial!Β Very interesting!
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Hope it works. At least I've tried it a dozen times
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