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Apophysis Pictionary - A Beginning by beeper52

The initial concept for this was to create a visual
dictionary of all the different types of Apophysis
flame fractals that could be found. I soon realized
that was a lofty goal and would create a controversy
that I am unwilling to tackle. The compromise is that
this is based on the plugins available to Apophysis or
on a flame fractal that has its own distinctive style.
Not all plugins or all distinctive styles were created
here. I'll save that for another day(s).

Since there were so many flames (276 total) created, I
had to divide them into three separate flame packs.
Feel free to enjoy the images created by these flames.
Use them as you wish, but take the time to acknowledge
the artist. Also, be aware that these fractals may or
may not be copyrighted. I would like to thank the
following people who contributed flames for this
endeavor:

*wolfepaw , =ojad0 , *YarNor , =Dragonfly113 , ~deepbluerenegade , `Halcyon83 , `Phoenix-22

Special thanks to *wolfepaw , =Dragonfly113 and `Phoenix-22
for the words of encouragement. Also, thanks to *wolfepaw
for text and graphic editing and proof reading.

Version Used: Apophysis 2.06 3D hacked
I also checked to see if the flames worked on
Appophysis 2.08 3D hacked. I did not encounter any
problems once all the plugins were in the correct folder

All the links to the plugins, gradient packs, scripts and
tutorials can be found at =Fractal-Resources [link] or at =Apophysis [link]
both of which are excellent sources for anything and everything
Apophysis.

Included are the thumbnails of all the fractals within
The Apophysis Pictionary and are divided according
to the flame packs. Below are the links to Photobucket
with all the jpg's and video of each flame pack.
I'm not sure how long the links to Photobucket will remain,
but I have no intention of any further moving,
editing, or deleting, since this might lose the link.

Part One
[link]

Part Two
[link]

Part Three
[link]

To ZIP the files we used 7-ZIP and .rar format. In case you don't have have the software here is the link:
[link]
or
[link]

Description
Apophysis Pictionary - A Beginning by beeper52

The initial concept for this was to create a visual
dictionary of all the different types of Apophysis
flame fractals that could be found. I soon realized
that was a lofty goal and would create a controversy
that I am unwilling to tackle. The compromise is that
this is based on the plugins available to Apophysis or
on a flame fractal that has its own distinctive style.
Not all plugins or all distinctive styles were created
here. I'll save that for another day(s).

Since there were so many flames (276 total) created, I
had to divide them into three separate flame packs.
Feel free to enjoy the images created by these flames.
Use them as you wish, but take the time to acknowledge
the artist. Also, be aware that these fractals may or
may not be copyrighted. I would like to thank the
following people who contributed flames for this
endeavor:

*wolfepaw , =ojad0 , *YarNor , =Dragonfly113 , ~deepbluerenegade , `Halcyon83 , `Phoenix-22

Special thanks to *wolfepaw , =Dragonfly113 and `Phoenix-22
for the words of encouragement. Also, thanks to *wolfepaw
for text and graphic editing and proof reading.

Version Used: Apophysis 2.06 3D hacked
I also checked to see if the flames worked on
Appophysis 2.08 3D hacked. I did not encounter any
problems once all the plugins were in the correct folder

All the links to the plugins, gradient packs, scripts and
tutorials can be found at =Fractal-Resources [link] or at =Apophysis [link]
both of which are excellent sources for anything and everything
Apophysis.

Included are the thumbnails of all the fractals within
The Apophysis Pictionary and are divided according
to the flame packs. Below are the links to Photobucket
with all the jpg's and video of each flame pack.
I'm not sure how long the links to Photobucket will remain,
but I have no intention of any further moving,
editing, or deleting, since this might lose the link.

Part One
[link]

Part Two
[link]

Part Three
[link]

To ZIP the files we used 7-ZIP and .rar format. In case you don't have have the software here is the link:
[link]
or
[link]