Title: Burning Ship Zoom - Lines, ladders and smooothness Post by: youhn on July 16, 2014, 06:17:35 PM Quote More lines, more space, more speed, more smooothness. Quick deep dive with a little extra. No big suprises though. Made with Kalles Fraktaler. Params for center location: Re: -1.86217099080129207376296011687817129803887286577428885407142653683053082764879086860737279379040489248859239278613660100393386761570497428909900632268932077364161202903704315692797129158623334555241546651956209636865990935820416580890218315412545088560698725 Im: -0.01148698482203789688471242071241350312145939316508105121307949824374550249283704691391505348240725465702948164190678930806569486376252142995398674231710978678186260007966005903025118037494471357643220515297349445895276025931085339072844154823591654327663705 Zoom: 4.85264215519E235 Iterations: 25432 IterDiv: 1.000000 Less colors, less density, less iteration, less time to watch some of the more complex structures that come flying by ... but you can always hit pause. Source: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kfef24MHUe8 When zooming into a pathway down a miniship, this video features more radial-length stuff. Which works better at high zoom speeds. Title: Re: Burning Ship Zoom - Lines, ladders and smooothness Post by: Kalles Fraktaler on July 17, 2014, 08:26:20 AM Lovely, the sparse pattern allows the speed Thanks |