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HalTenny — Mandelbulb 3D Tutorial 2
Published: 2011-01-07 00:51:59 +0000 UTC; Views: 57789; Favourites: 325; Downloads: 10886
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Ok then here is a tutorial for Mandelbulb 3D on how to make the "Tuber" pieces I've been doing lately. Hope you have fun and let me know if you have any trouble. Click the download link on the right to download the tutorial! It's a zipped html file so unzip it, click on the html file and have some fun!The version linked to below is a new version. The version the tut was written with is no longer available as far as I know. So some of the interface will be slightly different. Note me if you have trouble with it.
You can get Mandelbulb 3D by following this link!www.fractalforums.com/mandelbu…
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that is truley mind blowing. how do you do it. By typing in formulas to a software?
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Thanks. Basically you select formulas from a list and then adjust or tweak the variables for the formulas, as well as zooming and rotating to get an interesting view. The basics are covered in the tutorial.
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Bienvenue dans ce nouveau groupe, dédié à Mandelbulb 3D, qui regroupera des images, des formules et des tutoriaux sur ce logiciel. Pour tous ceux qui souhaitent apprendre des techniques et à utiliser Mandelbulb 3D, des membres sont là pour essayer de vous aider.
Welcome to this group dedicated to Mandelbulb 3D, which will include images, forms and tutorials on this software. For those who wish to learn techniques and use Mandelbulb 3D, members are there to try to help you.
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Many thanks for this. Just off to explore the cube [link]
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I managed to get to the end of the tutorial and got to this [link]
Thanks again
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Used your tutorial here [link] , well half of it as got to exploring
Thanks for your great tutorial
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Link outdated
new link [link]
and for download [link]
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Yeah, it was linked to the version for the tutorial. I had hoped that version would remain active but it didn't. Thanks.
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This tutorial has been featured in my journal here: [link] !!! Thanks so much!
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Thanks you, I understood the value of certain parameters not very clear to me before, especially for rendering !
Note that a new version of mandelbulb is available and allows changing the settings on the fly in navigation mode 
Regards, Jules.
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Glad this helped a little!
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Thank you for the great tutorial
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Thanks for your tut.
Helped a lot to get started with Mandelbulb3D.
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You're welcome! I'm glad it got you going.
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Featured within the "Project Educate - Epic World of Fractal Art" News Article [link] Thanks for sharing
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You're welcome and thank you as well!
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Hi, revisited this tute and found it most helpful, thank you. Initial product here: [link]
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Good deal! I love the style. You got a nice view on that piece too. I'm glad the tut has helped so many people!
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Helped is an understatement. Your tutes and one by Fiery Fire are the only ones out there that really explain how to use M3D and enable people with less free time for endless trial-and-error tweaking and scouring Fractal Forums for informative tidbits to get a grasp on what all the things do and how it fits together. I REALLY appreciate it very much! Thank you!
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Funny, while I was poking through your gallery, I was thinking to myself, I better send this person a personal email asking how they get the particular designs you are getting, considering the millions of options/choices Mandelbulb gives you to begin your design. I didn't think I was going to accidentally trip upon the right combination of things to get what you get. Thanks for the tutorials. I will be following them closely, and your works, as well. Any new tips you have, pass them along. Awesome, just awesome.
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Thanks. Good luck with the tuts too! Hope they get you on the right track...
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They are....sort of....it's not you, it's me. No, really, it is me.
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Ok Hal its posted come take a look and tell me what you think [link]
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Looks like you got the tutorial down fine! Now start tweaking some of the settings and exploring different views... Good first render too!
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thanks Hal. have already made a few of my own or at least
used my own settings
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I just did this Tutorial Hal and it looks Amazing!!! Thanks so very much for posting the tutorial.
I'm starting to pick up on how to do things with this software now. I love it!!!
I'm going to post it as soon as it done rendering. I have a quad processor too so it shouldn't
be long now.....smiles
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Good deal! I'm glad it helped you get started.
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Thanks a lot....very useful and very well done! BRAVO!
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wow one of the best tuts ive ever read on any subject ...perfectly explained THANK YOU
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That's great news! You're very welcome!
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Ah-h-h. At long last. I've been looking for help with "Tuber" or "Steampunk" fractals for MB3Dv167. I'm going to do this right now. Thank you. kc.
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Well, here's my first tuber...[link] thanks to you. But I think I zoomed in too far. Great new fun!
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It's a nice first piece! Keep going!
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Oh, thank you very much! Your tutorials are really helpful. But I'm trying to find out how to get my own "fuzzybox", and the way I do this is by trying all the different combinations of params, formulas, and addons, and by tweaking everything else. I may not get a fuzzybox, but I do get some interesting shapes, along with a lot of staring into that sun of a blank canvas. Sometimes blue sky, sometimes bright sun. Why is that? Is there actually a form there? I'm going to try a deep zoom out. Probably just get blue sky. Peace. kc.
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