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Navigating 3D-space (Mandelbulb3D - first steps)Fractal ArtMandelbulb3D is a fractal generating program that aims at creating 3D-fractals that are often quite realistic looking.
2D-fractal software like Jux can only create fractals that are flat, while 3D-fractals also have height/depth (and of course there are the in-betweens: some programs like UltraFractal are mainly 2D, but have (very limited) 3D-possibilities). The best comparison might be a photograph (which is always 2D) you had printed from some shells. For instance, you can see the shells but if you let your hand touch the photo, it feels like a flat surface. If 3D-photos would exist, you would be feeling the shells sticking out of the flat surface.
Most mandelbulb3D-users navigate through their fractal by using the Navigation window. You will find it on the upper left of the main window by clicking the 3D Navi-button
But what really happens when we move around in our fractal in the navigation window? In Now also available as PDF
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Comments: 39
I began to understand this navigator that always make me crazy
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I began to understand this navigator that always make me crazy
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Thank you so very much, Ricky!
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Oh so do I - it's one of those things I just haven't been able to get my head around!
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I had a quick look this morning and without having MB running it did actually make sense - although I think the interface on the new version is different to your picture. It was very clearly written so thank you again!
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This is fabulous!Β I am still learning and appreciate your time for the great discussion!Β
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Ohh I am glad you like it, Marnie! I never know what is interesting, and then also: I know a bit but not much by far! Most of the times someone asks me and then I make a little tut and post it for everyone. So I am extra happy when you or someone else from my friends thinks it's useful
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I always used the zoom and walk for different reasons, just didn't know what they did exactly.Β Now I know!!!
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Viel spass damit, Jakob
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Nice and easy to follow tutorial. Great work!
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Thank you, Jan, I hope it will be helpful to people
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Now this would have been wonderful when I first started out do in sure many will find it very helpful
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That's what I thought! Would have loved to have found something simple as that explaining what was going on
Thank you, Martina!
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This helps me better to understand what fractals are. Danke!
Β Β (and wonderful work, this is a quite nice tutorial)
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Thank you so very much for having a look, Dear
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Thank you, sweetie, I really hope it will benefit someone
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welcomed my dear I am sure it will
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Nice tut, Sabine!! A must for 1st time users of Mandelbulb.. Nice and comprehensive explanations.. I ll hire you for teacher..
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YAY!
Thank you, Gas! I would have loved to find tuts like that (the really 'simple' stuff you need as a beginner) when I started with mb3d. All was trial and error... and as you might have guessed, I was especially good at the errors (still am! )
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Errors are beautiful in Mb3d, Sabine!! They are recommended for something to be unique...
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You are so right, Gas!
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Binnenkort wil ik MB3D installeren, dan ga ik aan de slag met je tutorial Β Β
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Ohhh
P.S. Installeer gelijk de X2versie, die heeft hele leuke oefenparameters
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