Temple City

I have learned great patience from these renders. It took me a while to get there, but when I saw what I was getting, I am more willing to wait now. I do work with XenoDream from time to time, but it is so complex I have to struggle with it. I love the stuff from it though.

Thank you Larry. I hope you have the best trip ever, :o)

Since the new plugins came out for Apophysis, I started seeing render times get longer. They sometimes rival Incendia for the quality of image I want. The things we do for art. :o)

LOL Yes I know in Apo you can do that. It’s just that some of the plugins require more time to render and I render at a fairly high quality (just my pickiness) so they take a while. This is 1.3 HR of Incendia. :o)

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I use 2000 for the quality 4 for sampling and the size is usually 3800×2400. Some of the ones using a couple of the more complex plugins took 3 days to render. My machine is a bit older, but not that bad. A Pentium 4 with a decent processor. Next machine will be a quad core for sure. :o)

Thank you Kim. :o)

OOooo! Thank you for that huge compliment. :o)

I wrote and asked if the final version was ready. He didn’t think there were enough changes, but I wanted it anyway. :o) One suggestion I make for working with this program is stopping and saving the buffers frequently… about every 8 hours or so. I do that so if I have a power loss or something happen, I can recover with minimal loss of work. :o)

More Base shapes and more texture possibilities. He has a place on wikiplaces with tuts and info too.

Thank you for your lovely comment. :o)

Thank you my sweet friend. I’m so glad you like this. I had three sets of palettes and this is the one my Mom chose. :o) Good taste, huh? :o)

Incendia is a fascinating little program that allows me to choose the shapes, colors, textures and create dreams from the fractals. :o) That is the best I can explain. :o)

Thank you so much Frannie. I truly appreciate your comment. :o)

Thank you very much Ming. I am glad you stopped by. :o)

Thank you so much. The fact there were cinders everywhere, led me to believe the inhabitants left in a hurry. It was amazingly intact. A beautiful site/sight. ;o)

In my job, patience is a requirement. :o) Thank you for your lovely comment.

Thank you dear Syd. I appreciate your fine comment. Glad you liked the story too. :o)

Thank you. :o)

Thank you very much Thea. I appreciate your wonderful comment. :o)

Thank you! :o)

I know, I get crazy sometimes with my picky wants. I want it to be perfect! ;o) LOL. Thank you.

Thank you Karin. I’m glad you like this. :o)

Thank you for your wonderful comment. :o)

The flip side is, “nobody can waste time like I do”. ;o) Not really. I have never considered any art work a waste of time, even if it didn’t turn out the way I liked. I learned something from the experience. Thank you very much for your sweet comment.