ojad0 sent me a lovely note saying
Exploring Apophysis 3D by ~
TsukinoHikari20
I was lucky enough to beta test this, and I have made some amazing fractals with this
this enormous (75 pages) tutorial will help anyone at any level, from just downloading apophysis, to a user like michael or joel faber, (who designed apophysis 2.08).
this goes into great depth explaining what each and every single little step does. Anyone who reads this tutorial will gain a huge understanding on the effects of XAOS, weight, variable, variations, transformations, and colors.
The tutorials is very easy to understand, and has pictures to guide you through everything you might have trouble with. Once she has shown you how to make your fractal, she has included many pages on how she got her own fractals, and what you need to do to get them.
Anyone who uses this tutorial will leave knowing a lot more about apophysis then they had before. I know i did, and i have been using apophysis for 7 moths!
i have recommended this tutorial to everyone i know. I have even got some of my friends to join DA and start using apophysis just for this tutorial.
Lastly, tsukinohikari20 includes not only a flam3 pack, with all her different fractal parameters, but she has included a gradient pack, with some amazing colors. the flam3 and gradient pack are almost worthy a DD by themselves.
- I thought about condensing it - but it was a fantastic expression of love for a piece of work! (
Suggested by ~ojad0 and Featured by
`UnicornReality )
As for the work, it doesn't matter to me how close it is to the original. Though your fractal is quite different
It also changed the way I think about Apophysis. I wish I could create an animation using this fractal. Would be something like "The moving city of the fractals".