$making deep renders in ultra fractal$

#Making deep renders in ultra fractal software#
#Making deep renders in ultra fractal code#

This is a paid program, so I do not expect to be having this problem.

$making deep renders in ultra fractal$

This applies a motion blur effect to animated zooms, which makes them smoother and more natural-looking. In the 'Fractal Mode' pane, lower right part of screen, I click the third item down, 'Switch Mode', and it displays 'Contains errors.' This is the only helpful feedback I've been able to find. You can use this option to render only a selected range of frames, or just the current frame. And I keep changing only the minus sign or the subtraction to make it stop working, so I suspect that there is a bug (or an arbitrary limitation of not being able to use this particular formula? - doesn't make sense.) The only difference in the above two is the minus sign.īut if I add a line negating cc, it doesn't work again: init:Īs I think I've proven, negation and subtraction seem to be working.

$making deep renders in ultra fractal$

So I tried to enter the formula into UltraFractal, but no matter what I try, I can't get it to work. It is recommended to use both anti-aliasing and motion blur when rendering animations to reduce the amount of jumping and flickering pixels. Render jobs can be monitored and managed in the Render to Disk tool window. Its also great for creating artwork that is inspired by.

#Making deep renders in ultra fractal code#

Here is the XaoS source code (*.xpf file contents): Position file automatically generated by XaoS 4.2.1 This will create a new render job that starts calculating the image in the background. Deep Dream Generator: This tool is great for creating images that are both beautiful and strange.

$making deep renders in ultra fractal$

Now Render the Maya scene: Render-> Render Current Frame You should get an image like the one below. Enable motion blur by clicking the appropriate check box (next to Motion Blur). I found the following fractal, which I really like:Īs you, perhaps, can see, I have run up against the resolution wall (floor?), which means that the deeper I zoom at that point, the more pixelated and boxy the image gets: We can add motion blur by opening the Render Globals and selecting the Features tab.

#Making deep renders in ultra fractal software#

While using the real-time Fractal zoomer XaoS to explore the infinite universe having user formula 'sin(z^2)-cos(z^2)+c', we start out here (important for universe identification and formula matching with other zoomer software applications, libraries or frameworks.):

$making deep renders in ultra fractal$