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Published: 2013-04-12 22:08:50 +0000 UTC; Views: 7933; Favourites: 235; Downloads: 0
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Mandelbulb 3D v1.8.9 www.deviantart.com/users/outgo…DEcombinate in 'min' mode using: SierpHilbert/_reciprocalX2/sphereIFS
Still furiously experimenting with Volumetric Light in M3D.
It took absolutely AGES to get that damn sphere into the shaft,
but I reckon it was worth the effort....
A larger version of this piece can be viewed, and prints purchased at: markjaybeefractal.com/vertical…
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Wow, this is really greta Mark, great coloring, reflections and light
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...um, is this built on a Mandelbox base? My apologies, but I'm still figuring out all the basics. I've been following you for years, and thought I'd take some inspiration from your work, rather than just paste in a param set. I'm not sure I'm starting it out right.
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Hi David, apologies for the delay in responding.
Not based on a Mandelbox; as I state in the description, this is a 'DEcombinate in 'min' mode using: SierpHilbert/_reciprocalX2/sphereIFS'.
If you're still working on the basics, then you might have some difficulty with this one. Particularly getting the sphere into the correct position....
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Usually I'm okay with just poking around and tweaking to feel a program out, but when I try that combination of formulas I get a sort of random cubist design in 2D and nothing but a solid color in the Navi window. No amount of moving around seems to make a difference, and I don't really have a feel yet for what to look for in response to changes in the settings under the formula tabs. I've run into a few posts that are tweaks of something where the original parameters were not referenced--so, just wanted to make sure I had the right starting point.
Thanks for the clarification, and no worries about the lag.
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Stunning depth and space in your compositions! Textures, colors and reflective details really draw me in. It's so Good!
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Thanks very much, glad you like my work. 
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beautiful have you ever thought about turning the whole piece on its side? like with the light coming from the right side instead of the top?
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Erm, no, I can honestly say that I didn't ever think about doing that Chloe....
Thanks for your comment, and glad you like it!
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I knew the technique to put spheres. It's a secret.
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Bit of a fiddle, but worth the effort Luca.
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Your Work Is Inspirational - You're Most Welcome.
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Superb... Amazing ... Stunning ... And all the good words aren't enough
Fantastic render
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This has a sense of enormous scale to it. Feels like the sphere could easily be as large or larger than ummm...a colosium? Huge! Love the lighting.
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Thanks once again for your observations Mark.
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The Liveware Problem Begins its descent down one of the supporting pillars of Sursamen, fields contracted to the minimum, on its way to the centre to.... but that would be telling.
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Hehe, see what you mean - hadn't quite made the connection myself!
Thanks!
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Wow! 
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Cheers Ricky! 
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I think it was well worth it. Looks quite nice
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Thanks, glad you like it!
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Thank you so much for creating inspirational work to be shared for all. : )
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Thanks Robin - excellent feature, and you're very welcome!
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You're welcome, I really love your Fractal works. They're always so full of depth!
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Thanks, cool feature!
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