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Description: Fragmentarium. working on Bulatov's Limit-sets.frag with the de-kn8 raytracer.. getting there but arghh a hard render and what am i doing wrong with it..any positional light increase from 0 on size creates nasty grain. How should i better adjust distance factor/ao etc to get it a cleaner fractal ? very lovely fragment to play with but it does seem to crash my card and renders slow. Code: #version 420 // Created: Sat Nov 5 22:15:00 2016 #define providesInit #define providesColor #include "DE-Kn8.frag" /** Limit Set of 4D Hyperbolic Reflection Group Vladimir Bulatov http://bulatov.org December 15, 2012 4D hyperbolic reflection group is generated by reflection in a set of hyperplanes in 4D hyperbolic space (H4). In order to form a group, dihedral angles of hyperplanes intersections have to be integer fraction of pi (pi/n). H4 space can be modeled in 4D euclidean space as half space bounded by 3D euclidean hyperplane ("the plane at infinity"). Hyperbolic planes in that model are represented as euclidean 4D hyperspheres and hyperplanes which orthogonal to the plane at infinity. This plane at infinity is our usual flat euclidean 3D space. Intersections of 4D hyperplanes with this plane at infinity are usual 3D euclidean planes and spheres. We can model the 4D reflection group staying all the time in convenient 3D euclidean space. "The Limit Set" of reflection group are points of accumulation of action of the elements of the group at some arbitrary initial point. If we take an initial point and apply a to it all possible sequence of reflection (infinite set) we will get a infinite set of points in 3D. Some of the images of the initial points will be isolated points. But there will be points, which have other points in arbitrary small neighborhood. Such points can be reached only after applying an infinite number of reflection. We are hunting for the set of such points - "The Limit Set". Here we have example of reflection group which has octahredral symmetry in our 3D space. */ #group limitset uniform int angle_cube; slider[0,4,100] uniform int angle_octa; slider[0,4,100] //size of cube uniform float size_cube; slider[0.,0.5,20] // size of octahedron uniform float size_octa; slider[0.,5.,20] // radius of cube spheres 1/sqrt(3), which have intersection angle pi/3 uniform float R_cube; slider[0.,0.57735,1] // radius of octa spheres which have intersection angle pi/3 // 1/sqrt(6) uniform float R_octa; slider[0.,0.408248,1] uniform float scale; slider[0.,1,2] uniform float r_outside; slider[0.,1,20] uniform int maxCount; slider[0,20,200] uniform float distanceFactor; slider[0.,1.,10.] // spheres in vertices of cube uniform bool g_ppp; checkbox[true] // spheres in vertices of octahedron uniform bool g_00p; checkbox[true] uniform bool g_x; checkbox[true] uniform bool g_yz; checkbox[true] uniform bool g_xy; checkbox[true] uniform bool g_outside; checkbox[false] uniform float time; struct SPlane { // sphere or plane int type; // 0 - sphere, 1 plane vec3 c; // center of sphere or normal vector to plane float d; // radius of sphere or distance to plane from origin }; struct FundamentalDomain { SPlane s[6]; // sides of fundamental domain int count; // count of sides }; // this is the set of group generators FundamentalDomain fundDomain; /** reflect in the splane */ void reflect(SPlane s, inout vec3 v, inout float scale){ if(s.type == 0){ // sphere v = v - s.c; float len2 = dot(v,v); float r2 = s.d; r2 *= r2; float factor = (r2/len2); v *= factor; scale *= factor; v += s.c; } else { // plane float vn = dot( v - s.c*s.d, s.c); v -= 2*s.c*vn; } } /** distance to the splane */ float distance(SPlane s, vec3 v){ if(s.type == 0){ // sphere v -= s.c; float d = dot(v,v) - s.d*s.d; if(s.d < 0) return d; // outside of sphere else return -d; // inside of sphere } else { // plane return dot(v,s.c) - s.d; } } SPlane sphere(vec3 center, float radius){ return SPlane(0,center, radius); } SPlane plane(vec3 normal, float distance){ float d = sqrt(dot(normal,normal)); normal *= 1/d; // normalize normal return SPlane(1,normal, distance); } FundamentalDomain getFundamentalDomain() { float pi = 3.1415926; float period = 40; // 20 sec float sc = size_cube; // centers of cube corner spheres are (s,s,s) float rc = R_cube; if(angle_cube >= 2){ rc = 2*sc/sqrt(2*(1+cos(pi/angle_cube))); } float ro = R_octa; float so = size_octa; if(angle_octa >= 2){ ro = so*sqrt(2)/sqrt(2*(1+cos(pi/angle_octa))); } so *= scale; sc *= scale; ro *= scale; rc *= scale; FundamentalDomain fd; int c = 0; if(g_ppp)fd.s[c++] = sphere(vec3( sc, sc, sc), -rc); if(g_00p)fd.s[c++] = sphere(vec3( 0, 0, so), -ro); if(g_x)fd.s[c++] = plane(vec3( 1, 0,0), 0); if(g_yz)fd.s[c++] = plane(vec3( 0, -1.,1.), 0); if(g_xy)fd.s[c++] = plane(vec3( -1,1,0), 0); if(g_outside)fd.s[c++] = sphere(vec3(0, 0,0), r_outside*scale); fd.count = c; return fd; } void init() { fundDomain = getFundamentalDomain(); } vec3 baseColor(vec3 p, vec3 n) { return vec3(0.0,0.,1.); } float DE_limitSet(vec3 p){ float s = 1.; int count = maxCount; while(count > 0){ int found = 0; for(int i =0; i < fundDomain.count; i++){ float ip = distance(fundDomain.s[i], p); if(ip < 0){ reflect(fundDomain.s[i], p, s); found = 1; } } if(found == 0){ // no new reflections found - we are in fundamental domain break; } count--; } // one more reflection to properly normalize points at infinity s *= 2./(1.+dot(p,p)); float dist = 1/s; dist *= distanceFactor; return dist; } float DE(vec3 p) { return DE_limitSet(p); } #preset timemit FOV = 1.558424 Eye = -0.1042755,0.3768983,0.160479 Target = 1.255068,-2.191981,-0.3550798 Up = 0.501557,0.0646907,1 EquiRectangular = false Gamma = 1.042966 ToneMapping = 5 Exposure = 0.4773203 Brightness = 0.9033613 Contrast = 1.869777 Saturation = 0.5672269 GaussianWeight = 1.6949 AntiAliasScale = 0.1351351 Detail = -3.70076 DetailAO = -1.192737 FudgeFactor = 0.0868031 Dither = 0.4561767 NormalBackStep = 0.1290323 NotLocked AO = 0,0,0,1 CamLight = 1,0.9803922,0.9411765,1.814972 CamLightMin = 0.3365922 Glow = 1,1,1,0.43836 GlowMax = 31 BaseColor = 0.3019608,0.3098039,0.2078431 OrbitStrength = 0.0525947 X = 1,1,1,1 Y = 0.345098,0.666667,0,0.02912 Z = 1,0.666667,0,1 R = 0.0784314,1,0.941176,-0.0194 BackgroundColor = 0,0,0 GradientBackground = 0.7634409 CycleColors = false Cycles = 4.04901 EnableFloor = true NotLocked FloorNormal = -0.0160727,-0.0859539,-0.0607966 FloorHeight = 0.2965806 FloorColor = 0.9568627,0.454902,0.1176471 AutoFocus = false FocalPlane = 1.733793 Aperture = 0.0027875 InFocusAWidth = 0.7081851 ApertureNbrSides = 5 ApertureRot = 0 ApStarShaped = false Bloom = true BloomIntensity = 0.2871357 BloomPow = 0.7303371 BloomTaps = 8 MaxRaySteps = 1779 MaxDistance = 20 AoCorrect = 0.4913375 Specular = 0 SpecularExp = 16 Reflection = 0.5686275,0.4941176,0.3372549 ReflectionsNumber = 2 SpotGlow = true SpotLight = 0.4823529,0.5254902,0.5843137,2.001419 LightPos = 0.0832178,0.1664355,0.4022191 LightSize = 0 LightFallOff = 0.3048017 LightGlowRad = 0.529082 LightGlowExp = 0.4306723 HardShadow = 0.5248078 ShadowSoft = 11.87675 HF_Fallof = 0.21817 HF_Const = 0.2062284 HF_Intensity = 0.3293706 HF_Dir = 0,0,1 HF_Offset = 0 HF_Color = 0.8313725,0.9333333,1,0.9067797 HF_Scatter = 0 HF_Anisotropy = 0,0,0 HF_FogIter = 1 HF_CastShadow = false CloudScale = 1 CloudFlatness = 0 CloudTops = 1 CloudBase = -1 CloudDensity = 1 CloudRoughness = 1 CloudContrast = 1 CloudColor = 0.65,0.68,0.7 SunLightColor = 0.7,0.5,0.3 angle_cube = 13 angle_octa = 10 size_cube = 1.094737 size_octa = 1.513665 R_cube = 0.2302358 R_octa = 0.3608033 scale = 0.0729023 r_outside = 2.887176 maxCount = 151 distanceFactor = 0.2855103 g_ppp = true g_00p = true g_x = true g_yz = true g_xy = true g_outside = true #endpreset Stats: Total Favorities: 0 View Who Favorited Filesize: 340.58kB Height: 1080 Width: 1920 Discussion Topic: View Topic Keywords: timemit fragmentarium limit-set Posted by: Tim Emit ![]() Rating: ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Image Linking Codes
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