. Is it possible to render the Buddhabrot with fractint? NY1 know how? I can't figure it out. Might make a good animation if I could just get the formula ...... .
What the hell is a Buddhabrot? Sunfish ----- Original Message ----- From: <jackoftradez@comcast.net> To: <fractint@mailman.xmission.com> Sent: Sunday, 21 January, 2007 22 49 Subject: [Fractint] Re: queshun
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Is it possible to render the Buddhabrot with fractint?
NY1 know how? I can't figure it out. Might make a good animation if I could just get the formula ......
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jackoftradez@comcast.net wrote:
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Is it possible to render the Buddhabrot with fractint?
NY1 know how? I can't figure it out. Might make a good animation if I could just get the formula ......
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I believe the buddhabrot fractal is another name for the mandelcloud fractal which is implemented in fractint. You may want to render it using the outside colouring = summ option from the X menu. You will also have to rotate 90 degrees to see the buddha. regards, Noel Giffin
Noel,
I believe the buddhabrot fractal is another name for the mandelcloud fractal which is implemented in fractint. You may want to render it using the outside colouring = summ option from the X menu. You will also have to rotate 90 degrees to see the buddha.
Yes, it is. However, I've added an orbits drawing method (passes=o) that expands the technique to other fractal types. I did not include the buddhabrot image in the orbits.par file. Jonathan
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