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Mandelbulb 3D v1.8.9: www.fractalforums.com/index.ph…DEcombinate in InvMax mode using: transform2IFS/cubetubeIFS/trans-qIFS/Tilingbrick2IFS/Menger3
Edit: I've now created an interactive 360 degree Panoramic version of this piece,
click the link below to view it. I'd recommend opening the link in a new tab, as the
viewer doesn't have any controls as such. Takes about 10-15secs to load....
interactive version using fieldofview.com
A larger version of this piece can be viewed, and prints purchased at: markjaybeefractal.com/external…
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Glad you like it - and thanks very much!
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I could use a tutorial...love this...haven't been able to come even close. Any chance?
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I don't do tuts I'm afraid Peter, but a wee hint: F1 has 2 iterations, and the 2nd part of
the DEcombinate should start from F5. You'll also have to adjust the Menger3 scale
and Cscale settings in the Nav to get the 'engineering' effect.
cryptic, but it's the only way I can explain it.
This one's a bit special for me, otherwise I'd just send you the param set - sorry!
But good luck with it, and let me know what you come up with?
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I had to come over from Facebook to take a look! This is spectacular in full view! I love this!
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Glad you did Lea! 
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Gracias Mort, glad you like it!
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Can someone please explain to me exactly how this was made? From what I read my assumption is that he used a wall of code to generate it? Im so confused
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Hi Thomas!
carried out by a wonderful - and free! - 3D fractal program called 'Mandelbulb 3D'.
See the link in the description to download a copy. Also have a look at the 'mandelbulb3d'
group for more info on 3D fractal art:
I hope you're now a little less confused?
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Indeed Luca
but it seems to change things subtly! 
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Glad you like 'em - thanks!
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I've met people who say maths aren't useful, that they just use it to add and a few basic things. They say that a person who doesn't do a scientific or a math-related degree doesn't have to learn maths and they don't even know what fractals are. It's clear I need to show them this pic so that they see how wrong they are.
Amazing, seriously. I love this... *searches for more in your gallery*
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I take your point about maths, and totally agree; however, I personally am a complete
mathematical matoid!
fractal/mathematical world with the best of them!!
Really glad you like my work Lagoon!
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Thanks, glad you think so! 
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Whow, excellent. i really like the sense of vastness, here !!
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Yeah, I do like things on a large scale!
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Well, that's usually a good thing with visuals imho!
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Fantastic construction, lighting and reflections!!! Epic
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Cheers Joey, much appreciated mate!
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Holy mother of fractals WAOW.
Just.... WAAAAAAOOOOWW. Words are pointless compared to how mind-blowing this piece looks! *_____________*
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So happy to have blown your mind, if only a wee bit!
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I am to study to enter schools that teach 3D manipulation and fractals will probably be on the menu and I am indeed MINDBLOWN by your entire gallery.
Didn't manifest myself much but all your pieces are gorgeous and you have no idea how curious I am about fractals. *A*
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Thanks Mike, glad you like it!
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