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FractalMonster — Attack from the 4th dimension
Published: 2006-10-04 22:54:21 +0000 UTC; Views: 1739; Favourites: 27; Downloads: 22
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Download for 1960x1470 resolutionThis is a 3D-section of the four dimensional cubic parameter space (the iteration formula is z -> z^3 - 3a^2 z + b), the axis b_imag pointing into the fourth dimension, the 3D-slice is performed at b_imag = 1. The red set is a part of M+, the grey set of M-. The motive is somewhat rotated.
More about this can be read about in my Cubic Tutorial and from article 16 in my Chaotic series . Here the history of my way to Cubics .
Regarding my 3D drawings, see my journals,
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The image is rendered using a special module for Ultra Fractal, the module written by my very dear friend here on dA. Resized from 8000 x 6000. Small color adjustments is performed. All this postprocessing by Photoshop.
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Yes, I love them 
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First: Check out the zoom sequences from page 4 in the pdf's [link] and [link] . The end motives are my deviations [link] and [link]
Second: In my journal [link] you have some links to short cool fractal animations I stumbled over at YouTube
Third: If you wanna try some free fractal software, go to my so far last journal [link]
Fourth: Wikipedia has a nice site [link]
Fifth: Maybe you would appreciate my "Chaotic series of fractal articles" [link] if you have a little theoretical interest
But 3D fractals like this one you commented can a little bit tricky. Especially they take a lot of time to render
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Wow! Now that is a lot of information!
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Don't stress 
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I just love these Ingvar. Great great stuff!
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Yeah, I've made a print of it 
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Awesome!
He did a good job
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Yeah, really
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Oh, that's interesting
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Neither I 
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My dad knows much more about it than I do....
Lol yeah, me neither XD
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Maybe his a programmer
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Haha, maybe XD
I have no doubt
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Thank you
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you are kidding! what dpi and size? never mind lol i can just imagine.what an indepth piece of work!
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8000*6000 pixels and a viritual depth on 8000. Further more, for each coordinate in this matrix 2 critical orbits have been tested up to 1000 iterations. Motives which take this extreme long time to render are either due to the above reason, or because they are so very extreme magnifications in the Mandelbrot set that extended doubble precission is not enough, and thus software routines instead of the math chip must be used. The motive "Cauliflowerfort" [link] is an example on this last..
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my !! you are so right! that piece is so in depth.i know if i put my hand out i can feel every level.what a master you are.
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..and what a master programmer my dear friend Stig is, who was the first person programming formulas for 3D for Ultra Fractal
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Thank you Barabara
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WOW!! That is a very long render!!! You're welcome!!
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