- #MANDELBULB 3D AFTER EFFECTS UPDATE#
- #MANDELBULB 3D AFTER EFFECTS CODE#
- #MANDELBULB 3D AFTER EFFECTS ZIP#
This script is compatible with Photoshop CC 2015. I try to keep my site secure, but nothing is 100% safe.ĭownload compositeFromImageTiles.zip (~3KB) Compatibility
#MANDELBULB 3D AFTER EFFECTS ZIP#
As with any download, scan it before you extract it from the zip folder. I know few people will have a need for something like this. Just some regular expression matching, simple math, and a couple of for loops.
#MANDELBULB 3D AFTER EFFECTS CODE#
I even made it so that it will detect if you chose single file numbering or XY (Column/Row) file numbering and process them accordingly. If you open it in a text editor, you will see that I only added a bit of code and it is not very complex. All I needed to add was the logic to align the layers (generated from the imported image tiles). It already had the functionality of the window, importing the files, etc. Actually, I bastardized an existing PS script – Load Files Into Stack. Did I remember how I did it? Of course not. I decided I wanted to write the script again. It was stupid, I know, and I suffered for it. Then my computer suffered a catastrophic hard drive failure (the crash was unrelated to the script). Just plug in the image tiles and let Photoshop do all the work. It seemed a script would be a perfect solution. Manually assembling them is not that big of a task, though it does quickly become tedious. I did this because I often generated 100 or more image tiles. Several years ago, I even created a Photoshop script for automating the assembly of the image tiles that the Mandelbulb 3D Big Render function generates. Using it, you can split a large image into a grid of image tiles, each one taking far less time to render than if you tried to render the whole thing all at once. I like generating very large fractal images, and it has a Big Render function to facilitate large projects.
#MANDELBULB 3D AFTER EFFECTS UPDATE#
Mandelbulb 3D Big Render Photoshop Script – Update This version is more basic and does contain a potential bug. The parameters of the transform nodes are keyframed to create the animation.I have released a new version of this script that includes layer grouping, smart object creation, and the ability to import the ZBuf files. Each grid is deformed on the XZ axis with simple soft-transforms nodes. This video shows a 2d fractal it contains dozens of deformed grids. Creating out of the box complete rendering is more efficient than tweaking comps for hours.
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Sometimes, I render all ramps on different AOV renderpasses and play with them in compositing to create nice 2D shading.Īs I advanced to more and more complex fractals, I got lost with the different renderpasses that’s when I started to work as much as possible with pointvop. I can use dozens of ramps, based length, density, distance, sin / cos functions. With these “Lowres” 2d Fractals, I can add and tweak ramps in Point VOP live without long calculation times. One important aspect are Ramps and AOV’s. Result: almost real time feedback, and I can focus on experimenting with shapes, expressions etc. Instead of hundreds of millions of points I just need 200k to 1 million points. This way I get all splines and points dense enough to form nice shapes. I force all Y-Positions with a point wrangle to zero. It can be difficult to get nice looking results. I need a lot of geometry to fill the whole 3d space with enough objects to create readable patterns and structures. That’s why started to break down complex shapes into simple geometry and to re-create them to my liking with proper 3d Tools. Because of the huge amount of data created, it was almost impossible to visualize a fast preview or get a usable 3d Object. I lacked control over the end results, I couldn’t take away part of a shape, deform it, sculpt it or replace it with something different. You basically type in random numbers and hope for the best and continue until you get satisfying shapes.
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Because of the huge amount of data generated, the method calculates pixels directly.Įventually, I got tired of the limitations and lack of control inherent to typical fractal methods. The Mandelbulb set creates images based on a math equation in countless loops. Mandelbulb is a three-dimensional fractal, which is based on the 2D mandelbrot set. I had played around with typical fractal methods such as mandelbulb for a long time. This brought me to fractals with their complexity and high level of detail. Huge particles or fluids sims are favorite problems to solve - I strive to make them faster, easier and more controllable. I like any kind of complexity, that’s why I like doing effects.