ToxicGirlfriend

A lot of people have asked me how I create fractals like these in Apophysis: link link link link It's very easy to be honest. Just start with a new blank fractal by clicking the button in the left corner of the editor window. Now you'll have two triangles. Leave the firts triangle just as it is. I don't make any adjustments to that one. I'm only using the second triangle here. Select the second triangle and flip it horizontal. Then go to the variations tab. Set linear to 0 and disc to 1. After that you'll have to move this triangle just a little out of the centre. Up, down, left, right, it doesn't matter. It has to be near the center s

Lately I've been a little distracted by a new program I have gotten myself a few weeks ago. It's a 3D figure design program called Poser and I love to play with it. But eventhough it's very much fun to play with, I can't stay away from Apophysis for more then 5 days. Every now and then I have to create some flames. As if it's relaxing or something like that. So now you know why I haven't been around here much lately and haven't given much replies to the comments I've got. I promise to better myself. OK enough said. If someone is looking for me, I'll probably be in the gallery of one of my friends, snooping around to see what the latest tre

Zueuk was one of the first people here that created beautiful patterns in Apophysis. I tried and I tried and succeeded to create patterns. While trying I found that if I added transforms in a certain way it created a pattern. This could be done by a script, I thought. While I was teaching myself how to write a script, Carl came with a script. A script that gave very nice results but the way transforms were added was completely different from the way I was making my patterns. So I went on. And now, weeks later (meanwhile I've learned a lot about scripting), I've finished three scripts. Still don't know wich one I like best so I've put all th