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CabinTom — Etched Forms Script
Published: 2007-12-12 14:05:49 +0000 UTC; Views: 8976; Favourites: 101; Downloads: 2610
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Here's another script belonging to the "Fractal Forms" script family. I've had it sitting around for awhile now... Anyways, it produces (if used correctly, which isn't all that hard to do) some nice smoothish-like fractals. I suggest using gradients that have a low colour variation to get the best results.Hint: Setting thickness to 0 can get you some cool results.
THIS SCRIPT REQUIRES THE 'EPISPIRAL' PLUGIN TO FUNCTION. [link]
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my name is actually Light
my last name means White Spider!
it's Ska Iktomi!
gawd Tom!
your pics are amazing!
i love fractals but i hate hate hate the plugins!
i have no clue what i am doing wrong but i can't seem to get them loaded!
i will just go with what i have i guess!
thanks for all your inspirations!!!!!
Light
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Would you like some help with the plugins? Or are you fine with the way things are?
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i will take all the help i can get!
just know that i am a little computer challenged!
haha
thank you Tom!
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Ok, go to "My Computer", find your "C: Drive", find "Program Files", find your apophysis folder, create a new folder specifically called "plugins" in your Apophysis folder. Now put up to 30 plugins in the plugins folder. Let me know if you need help with any of these steps!
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yay! ok i added the ones i found at sourceforge!
so here i go!
hahahaha
we will see what happens now!
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Good luck! (and let me know if it works)
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i posted a pic using your water drop script!
thanks tom!
you really are the best!
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Sweet! I'll check it out.
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You're welcome! (and I'm happy you like it! 
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Oh wow, Tom! I love it! It's like the oily script but soooo much smoother! Thanks very much for it!!
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You're welcome! (and thanks for the smile
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Is it a combination of 'loonie' and the oily technique? I am useless at reading scripts, but it has the same feel as those two.
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Actually it's just like my previous Fractal Forms scripts. For example 'Blade Forms" uses the fan variation, instead this uses the epispiral variation. I'm not sure about the math involved with epispiral and spherical (the two variations this script relies on) but it could be similar to what you've suggested, so perhaps that lends to the similarities.
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Thanks for the explanation, Tom.
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Please explain the "epispiral" part
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what he said and here is the link: [link]
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If you go to my main page and click on the link to "Apophysis Plugins" you'll find that you can download additional plugins (that is new variations) for Apophysis. To use these find your Apophysis folder in Program folders and create a new folder called "Plugins". Place the plugins in this folder (but no more than 30 at a time because it'll create conflicts with the program). If you need help with any of these steps just let me know.
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you might want to put this [link] in the artists description.
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Hey, I just downloaded the Water Drop and didn't even have time to open it before this one popped up!
Cheers and thanks, Tom.
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