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added on the 2019-04-22 02:34:27 by Intense  |
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apart from the length i loved it
rulez added on the 2019-04-22 02:54:35 by nagz 
Starts to shine towards the end, the first half drags on for a bit too long with too much black on the screen. Still:
Visually really pleasant to look at but about 1/4-1/3 the length would've been totally sufficient
Have to agree with others here. It was far too long. The effect is absolutely beautiful, but picking two seeds and making to 45-60 second scenes with those would probably have kept it shorter.
Long but nice!
Beautiful but far too long
My favourite of the compo.
I am happy that you liked the demo despite its length :) It was less meant for the common taste, than for people who want to get into this structure and can't get enough of the tiny details. So no way to compromise :P And I'm still a little overwhelmed by the response! Thx guys!!!
Here you can see the most basic dynamic structures that are created when you hide all structures that have fallen into chaos. The same structure as the Mandelbrot forms, only form a different point of view.
Here you can see the most basic dynamic structures that are created when you hide all structures that have fallen into chaos. The same structure as the Mandelbrot forms, only form a different point of view.
Nice. I tried the same thing once before, but not in realtime.
too long
Looks so nice, but way way way too long! Nevertheless damn great for a first (?) prod.
beautiful!
Lovely fractal flame aesthetics! I was a big fan of Electric Sheep back in the 2000s (actually wore their t-shirts to some parties), so this hit right home with me, but you should definitely look into pacing next time. Nice soundtrack as well.
Nice, although a bit too long.
Very interesting effect. The circular form at the end looks best, IMHO.
A background would've been nice, or maybe a subtle glow around the lines (or a scaled down blur + texture filtered scale up).
Gimp mockup: Gedankenmikroskop-blur.png.
A palette animation would've added some more variation.
Any chance you could upload this to Github ? :-)
A background would've been nice, or maybe a subtle glow around the lines (or a scaled down blur + texture filtered scale up).
Gimp mockup: Gedankenmikroskop-blur.png.
A palette animation would've added some more variation.
Any chance you could upload this to Github ? :-)
Nice. Maybe too long.
@psp Right now I'm not planning to tidy up my code and put it on Github, but simply choose a 4k-template of your choice, draw a line-strip and transform it via the Mandelrot function inside the vertex shader. While most of you know the escape-diagram of the Mandelbrot, the demo shows the inside of it.
Or play around with this tool I found on Kahn Academy: https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/mandelbrot-spirals-2/1030775610
Or play around with this tool I found on Kahn Academy: https://www.khanacademy.org/computer-programming/mandelbrot-spirals-2/1030775610
waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay tooooooooooooooooooooo loooooooooooooooooooooooong which makes it boring very fast. on the other hand pretty good for a firstie :)
A bit long, but very stylish!
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