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Published: 2006-09-08 19:00:06 +0000 UTC; Views: 37152; Favourites: 296; Downloads: 7351
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This is my 100th deviation and I wanted to do something special.A lot of you wanted to know how to make wire and tube fractals, so I thought one of the best things I could do to thank the dA fractal community was to write a tutorial, so here it is!
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Have fun experimenting with this, and I'm looking forward to your own wire and tube fractal creations!
Luc
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Thank you for this resource. Going to put it to the test and hopefully start rebuilding my portfolio again. Woot!!
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You're very welcome and good luck with your work!
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Very nice Tutorial you have there. I wal playing around and got this fav.me/d6rdt6x
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thanks 
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Thank you very much for the tut. Though it's not yet unzipped, I'm sure I'll have great fun trying it.
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Thank for the great tutorial........Here is another one
[link]
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Thank you very much for sharing your time and your talent!
Hugs,
Anj
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thanks for the tutorial, here's my fist stab using it [link]
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thank you very much for this tutorial,here is my 114 art works [link]
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congrats on your 1ooth. Thanks for wanting to help the community. We need more like you.
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what a great way to commemorate a mile stone!
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Thanks for the tutorial. Really enjoyed your gallery too. Now to give it a run!
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Thank you for the tutorial.
I've learned a lot, reading it.
By now, I've done this simple one
[link]
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Thank you very much for sharing! 
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Challenge #45 - Wires & Tubes[link] sees a revival of interest for this great tut
Fiber Optic Fracture [link] is my entry to that Challenge
With many thanks
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This is my first fractal made with your tutorial. [link]
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Thanks, I'm going to use it for Flarks' Apo Challenge!!!!
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Thanks so much for the tutorial. It finally gave me a bit of a grip on Apophysis
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Many thanks for making this tute; very generous of you!
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Thanks for the great tutorial, this is my first effort... [link]
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I raise my glass to The Minds of the Few ...cheers mate
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Cheers and thanks for the kind comment! 
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no worries.. i had a go and got something worthwhile .. will post it and let u know
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You're welcome and thanks for your comment!
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Thanks for this tutorial. I tried it out today and got some interesting results. Now I understand how the variations and parameters affect the fractal you're trying to create.
This tutorial is actually one of the few I have seen that actually explains what the various parameters do. Thank you once again.
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So this was posted in 06, Apo is now at 2.02, and it's editor is vastly changed from what is shown in this tutorial. Any hopes of updateing it?
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I don't know why you're using 2.02, but this tutorial was made using Apo 2.04 and now Apo is at 2.08: [link]
Between 2.04 and 2.08 the editor did not change a lot, actually the functions I'm using in this tutorial did not changed at all, so you can use the tutorial without any problem in 2.08.
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Maybe cause when I checked the site listed under help in the program the site lists 2.02 as the highest version? >.>;
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Hi, thanx for this tutorial!! itΒ΄s really great!!
Made this first flame using this!
[link]
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