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Published: 2007-01-27 10:04:29 +0000 UTC; Views: 2288; Favourites: 56; Downloads: 133
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Apo 2.05 b2 z+Exploring shapes and techniques that are possible with apophysis.
Luckily this apo version has the move variable so it is easier to transfer parameters over to the new post transform system by allowing you to open older presets.
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....never seen a fractal like this...really beautiful...amazing!
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Thanks you, I'm really glad you like it!!!
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oh really nothing!!! ^_^
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Astonishing!
This gives me a goal to work towards.
If/when I ever get kind of result happening I'll call it my 7th Day...till then....forward the wagons..hoho..
Question is:
Can I do this in Apo 3D Hack, or 2.07 ?
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I think on this one I might have used the julian and julian2 that was in one of Joel Fabers 2.04 hacks. A julian2 variation is like jullian just duplicated. A plugin could be constructed from the regular julian and just renamed julian 2. I haven't had time to learn how to make plugins yet. Someone made me a julian 2 plugin but it has a bug in the new program.
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I have no idea how the move variation works, but you obviously used it to wonderful advantage! Lovely light & detail.
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Beautiful!! Understanding fractals is beyond me, so I unfortunately can't give any insightful comment, but I can tell you that this is absolutely gorgeous and makes me think of balloons floating up into a vaulted ceiling
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I like your interpretation of the image, Thankyou!!!!
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Gorgeous! Almost looks like a jeweled cathedral ceiling/sky (maybe like seen in the Harry Potter movies.)
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I know nothing of the process you speak about, but this is amazing!
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Thanks! 
Cory
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Thanks.. that's quite clear now. I had noticed that if I set the move fraction to zero in a transform, it didn't make any difference to the image..and your response tells me why!
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Oh, wow, that is a glorious fractal. The loveliest fractal I've seen in awhile. Keep it up!
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Very unique image you've created here. Very enduring pattern - great movement and contrast going on here. The gradient really gives this some punch. Well done!
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Stunning details and such an evocative title - if the sky ever looks like that, I'll know that we've 'arrived'
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I don't know where we will have arrived to but it probably would have to be at the very least, somewhere on the other side of the gallaxy.
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Or maybe just beyond the veil of sense data...
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