All Mandelbulb3Dv189x2 formula descriptions

[1Bryan1]

All Mandelbulb3Dv189x2 formula descriptions in a Google sheet

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1LiUssKVbjdEvQlrimOMAsI7Hyd-6x_ITG8NAXTLSjM4

[ericr]

thank you
but you had to work a very long time to do it

[DarkBeam]

Fantastic work!

[1Bryan1]

thank you
but you had to work a very long time to do it

Automated extraction ... an hour of work using the same automation scripts used for Mandelbulb3D fractal montage of 27,245 fractals.

Reading thru the resultant descriptions was an eye-opener ... almost a must read

[Sabine]

Thank you so very much for the work you put into this (even if it was automated ) and then sharing it with us, this overview is what I've been looking for for a long time! I know the info is in mb3d for every formula, but this makes it so much easier to pick the right one.

[M Benesi]

The "Benesi1" is... weird.  It was one of the first z^2 I found that had a bit of interesting detail... as I was trying to find an interesting version of the 3D z^2.

 The "Benesi2" is a 3D Burning Ship (pow6 is sort of interesting near the stalk too, if I recall correctly).  bib made a nice Julia image of this one if you google "3d burning ship".  Luca names the formulas we write after us...

  Benesi3 is just a normal z^2 pine tree Mandelbulb without y and z switched (the newer "BenesiPine" ones have y and z switched), that applies a transform (that works with z^2,6,10....) to the positive x axis of the fractal.  It adds a bit of detail to the + x axis side of the fractal.  As a matter of fact, the transform might as well be applied to the whole fractal (sorry Luca!), and y and z can be switched too.  Then it's a PineXYZ fractal with the transform applied...  Might be interesting to mix with transform 1:

  PineXYZ with T1,  Benesi3 with T1 (flipYZ would align the 2 fractals, although they'd still be different):
 

  anyway... I also added a few more formulas recently...