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From Outside you see a path, which is a tower (or spine) from the inside view. The border between the inner part and the outer part (which is defined as set between 17 and 21 Iterations) is green.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2WQKHKYywPo&feature=youtu.be&a

Cool trafassel.
Now I know where the "spine" is located...
I cannot see the inside with pixelbender, so thanks for this nice animation!

The same video in HD:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TzAxn4feocY&feature=player_embedded

nice render :D

The upper side of the spine.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nERWxHJQqrE

certain parts of this animatio suggest that there really is a lot of interesting stuff to be discovered by zooming into different planes of the Mbulb :)

NIce animation Trafassel... HAve you tried to do something similar into a minibulb?
(I know I am repeating myself over and over... booring, sorry!  O0 )

Kind of like I did here;

http://www.fractalforums.com/videos/flight-trough-the-inside-of-a-minibulb/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2oqpBTJqNks

This one is for you, Kraftwerk. The second sequence starts from inside a minibulb.

Wow! I am honoured! Thanks!  :)

There is something scary over your dark animations Trafassel.

I guess it is here we are inside the minibulb?

Yes, and some seconds later there is a short sequence of the inside of a Minibulb of a Minibulb.


What scares you?

Heh, I dunno, they are dark, slow and an insight to the mysteriously unknown.  :alien:

...but I like the dark mood in them! Your animations have a special feeling, keep on rendering Trafassel!!!

I can see the mini-minibulb!

J

As a "thank you" i did this Spine-image for you trafassel:

(http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/i/2010/146/8/f/THE_SPINE_by_MANDELWERK.jpg)

To get a 184 megapixel (with high iteration quality) version, go here and click Download Image to the right of the preview:

http://mandelwerk.deviantart.com/#/d2qg944

 O0 O0

Thanks, that is really the spine from the outside. It makes fun to explore and zoom you image.


... best spine shot so far.
 

Thank you T, glad you like it!

We could call ourself The spine-explorer team  O0 O0

i am having a deja-vu ?! ???

The double posting?  :hurt:

Sorry, wont happen again...  ::)

And the best inside shot (so far) of the spine is created by Daniel White:

http://www.skytopia.com/project/fractal/new/full/q85/Mandelbrot-Crustacean-med.jpg

I know, I love that image! Take me to the inside!!!

Did you know, that you can use my program Gestaltlupe to do the job by yourself? (o.K., Mac Version is still buggy).

No, I have missed that trafassel, where can I download it?
I can try it on both platforms...

The exe is available at:
http://github.com/trafassel/Gestaltlupe/tree/master/bin/

(Fractrace_0_8_mono.exe is compiled on Linux).
... and to use it on linux, you have to install mono.
http://www.mono-project.com/Main_Page

A pool of examples at:
http://github.com/trafassel/Gestaltlupe/tree/master/settings/

Or you download the full source ("Download Source" Button), which also includes the settings and the binary.

Warning: The GUI is ugly and there are lots of undocumented editable parameters ... and sorry, the is no documentation at all.

Before you start rendering, you must activate the "Data" tab, Select "Computation" in the tree and set "Computation.NoOfThreads" to the number of processors on you computer. In most examples, i used 8 (and the value was saved in the project file).

Another important parameter is: "Composite.Renderer". I have implemented 5 different renderer for post processing. 4 and 5 gives the best results, but needs lot of memory.




 

Thank you T!

I will see if I can get it running on my VMWare Windoze...