I haven’t liked much of what I’ve seen of the mandelbulb out there – because of its distortion and poles – but you’ve found some shapes that look a lot better than your average mandelbulb – not least because you’ve gone the extra yard of investigating other formulae.
I have wondered what the nova fractal formula would do in 3 dimensions, some of your work seems to be suggestive of things I’ve seen in nova. I’d love to hear if you do have any success with a nova-like formula in 3d!
Utterly awesome and amazing work man!
Well done! keep it up
dan
Hi Jason.
I’d like to know if Vision of Chaos is able to make stereoscopic 3D renderings for the new 3D TV:s?
If not then that’s a feature request. That would be so cool.
Jason, you are an absolute genius!
I haven’t liked much of what I’ve seen of the mandelbulb out there – because of its distortion and poles – but you’ve found some shapes that look a lot better than your average mandelbulb – not least because you’ve gone the extra yard of investigating other formulae.
I have wondered what the nova fractal formula would do in 3 dimensions, some of your work seems to be suggestive of things I’ve seen in nova. I’d love to hear if you do have any success with a nova-like formula in 3d!
Utterly awesome and amazing work man!
Well done! keep it up
dan
Dan Wills
July 13, 2010 at 9:35 am
Hi Jason.
I’d like to know if Vision of Chaos is able to make stereoscopic 3D renderings for the new 3D TV:s?
If not then that’s a feature request. That would be so cool.
Björn Söderqvist
October 18, 2010 at 5:55 pm
Visions Of Chaos does now support JPS stereoscopic images output that the new 3D TVs support. Side-by-side 3D movies are also supported.
Jason.
softologyblog
April 23, 2012 at 8:05 am