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FractalCaleidoscope — Winter frosty landschap Bubbles Reflection
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Published: 2019-05-26 12:46:55 +0000 UTC; Views: 443; Favourites: 39; Downloads: 3
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A winter landscape used as a env. map in Jux software.Related content
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Thanks Iris, glad you like it
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Thank you. That's very kind off you 
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Fabulous work...!! Gives the impression of a passage between two dreams. 🌀
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Thanks, I'm really glad you like it.
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Thank you so much Tea, you're such a sweetheart
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Thank's a lot, much appreciated
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Thank you so much for your kind comment.
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You're very welcome!
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Ohh, I have to learn this program! I just downloaded and installed it again the other day! Didn't know it could do this!
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Well, I have it installed and have been playing around with it. One of the artists I watch is so exceptional with Jux and I just found out he has some tutorials at youtube and he sent me a link in a comment. So I decided to subscribe to his channel. I also just got MB3D again and hope to get into that too. So it will be a very interesting journey of discovery. Thanks, I appreciate it!
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Good for you. I just send you the pm files off this particular fractal
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I saw that in my messages. I will hopefully figure that out. Sort of hectic right now but I will keep the message as well so I can go back to it. I appreciate your generosity!
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Take it easy girl, make you sure your health stays reasonably steady, all other things can wait
Have a great weekend.
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Oh, I will definitely take care of my health. If we don't have that we are in deep yogurt! Thanks I may take you up on that, in time! I actually have an mages from Jux that I did here. I find that if I don't use the programs I have that I end up forgetting how to use them. Of course I didn't stick with it long enough to learn it. I do love this image. I think the laptop I had this one died an untimely death and as usual, I seem to gravitate back to Jwildfire. But I want to learn a couple of programs and will take the time and do so and slow down on the jwildfire for a while.
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True, I got the same. Addicted to Jwildfire, and Jux, but I also like incendia and Apo and,... and.... I just don't have the time. Amd like you said I need at least a day or two to figure it out again. Once I do, I stay with that software. For example, I still got about 3000 pm.files allready pre-made and need just some adjustments.... and I'm working with them now, but instead off less, they become more and more
The newest version of Jux is xenodream.com/jux.htm 2.4 You made some really nice fractals. I'm sure you like the new version even more.
And I'm gonna stop Jux for a while and go on with JWildfire/Incendia
Ok girl, take care off yourself. You're right about health. I'm in the white-coat carrousel myself again and getting rather tired off it. Thank God for fractals and most off all nature to recharge the battery
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I used Apophysis from 2005 until 2013 and loved it. But I had trouble with the plugins and variations and I just gave up on it, especially after it was not being updated any longer. I still miss it.
I have never been able to figure out Incendia either. It is so complex to me and I love the kind of images it makes. I downloaded the new version and installed it. Thanks. One of these days I hope to be able to purchase a license to be able to render large.
If you want any jwildfire parameter files to start from, I have a lot and would be happy to share them with you!
Yes, fractals are how I relax too! Nature most definitely soothes the savage beast!
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Very kind off you Lea, but I have thousands of Apo/Jwildfire, Chaotica and other parameterfiles. I got so many rendered and done, but never published for that is my least interested part. But thanks anyway
I agree that Incendia isn't easy, but still you figure it out I'm sure off it. The only think I didn't like is the size of the pictures, always in a square. You have to taken that in account so you can make cut out yourself. But I love it too. Too much interests and never enough time, even if I would live another 100 years
And: "Yes, fractals are how I relax too! Nature most definitely soothes the savage beast!"
Couldn't agree more.
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Okay on the par files. I have some that go clear back to 2005 when I first started using Apo. I do open apo files in jwf all the time. Once I tried using Apo on the same machine as jwf and I could open the apo files in jwf but for some reason after I saved them as jwf files those same files would not open again in Apo. I never really understood why because several people told me they could reopen theirs back in apo. So who knows? 
I wouldn't like to be restricted to square only format. I like the width x length format most but sometimes I like to do the length first and so it is taller vertically and less wide horizontally. I actually have a few flames to render square, saved. Worked on them last night as a matter of fact.
It will probably be a while before I even install Incendia. I have Jux, MB3D and Mandelbulber newly installed and don't want to overwhelm my brain!
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Sorry for the late reply, time just goes to fast
I will try it myself again how I'd manage to open them in the 2 different programs if I get it right I will let you know
Have a nice weekend Lea,
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I agree! Have a great weekend too!
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Thank you so much I'm glad you like it.
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