This is done with buttons on the right: parameter, formula and light. Whenever you change something in the main window, and go back to the 3D navigator, you'll need to load it here. For example, the DE Stop parameter changes some level of detail. In the main window are also several settings to experiment with. Complex stuff, but if you're curious just play with some parameters of a loaded fractal and see what the result is. The fractal in this example is the Amazing Box formula with settings This is where 3D fractals are constructed from one or more formulas. On the main window, click on ' formulas'. Here are several render settings to play with. In the main window, click on Post process. You don't need to Calculate 3D over and over, changes are immediately visible, except for certain changes in light and shadow. When the rendering is ready, click Lighting, this gives tools to change color and fog effects.
On the render screen, click Calculate 3D. Click view to main, this sends your 3D Nav position to the render screen Zoom further in on the cube and get your mouse pointer back (click once) This will lock your zoom level and your object becomes an actual 3D object to navigate in. If you get to a great spot where zooming further trashes the view, tick ' fixed zoom and steps'. When you are moving you are actually zooming. Note: Mandelbulb3D land is actually 4D or even higher. Now scroll your mouse wheel a bit up and down. Click in the screen and slightly move your mouse, this is how to change your direction Click on the small arrow on the lower right to see all 3D nav settings. This is the real-time 3D navigator to find nice spots to render.
The code above is the amazing Mandelbox or Amazing Box, a very special 3D fractal: QLniVLOtz1.2RiGMQZhz.//U0.sXTL0.SQcDqMitzu/BQKxV62zD.E.lc. w1.sD/NPuEEEwsxXt9hwGZiwEzm6SuwgTsXqjwC/7RCxv3x9YWgWPJQQSzgFoA0ZJgIqj1IhLWowqĬxn2qW0FzrINzklnjxVtrOrDU./oo.L.kD.2.sD.G.zD. G.UZ.K0./.2.k/u6VkOdJ5.HMZ4V8GMv2E7dwBbW8hjzHwGbq8VpttzsLI1uEeCLzD On its page you'll probably find some code like this: You will find images made with Mandelbulb3D.
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