Tunnel Of Fire

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  1. Conflict39

    Conflict39 Well-Known Member

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    i think this is one of my best ones, it took apophysis 20 hours to render it to a jpeg image
    comments appreciated

    Tunnel of Fire
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    now THAT is kewl!! 9.5/10 imo!!
     
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    this looks so awesome, great work :)
     
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    Nice work
     
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    thats amazing. i cant wait till i can do stuff like that with apophysis. does anyone know if upgrading my RAM would increase apophysis rendering speed?
     
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    9.5/10 very very nice job wuv it! :wub: :wub: :wub:
     
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    lllAE86lll GR Since 2005

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    Wow, stunnishing... Just awesome O_O
     
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    It would...As when your in render settings it shows your desired image size and RAM needed, too little means small suckish render :P Best advice is to stick with fairly large settings, hit the render quality settings pasees, lense etc up by quite alot then just resize 4 even better quality :)

    Nice work conflict im likin this :) Just not the actual 'tunnel' lol gj imo, 20 hours! thats crazy i would neva leave comp on 4 that long on a render :lol:
     
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    wow grett wrkk how did u do tht
     
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    i have another one going right now, and this one is gonna take 3 days to render.
     
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    looks great...you can teach me :D
    don't think the title fits though, doesn't really look like a tunnel imo
     
  12. Wamm

    Wamm Guest

    Great job
     
  13. spartan117

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    holy crap. these things take forever to render. do you just leave it sitting there while you do other things?
     
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    the more detail it has, the longer it takes, also if u zoom in on it, it also takes longer, on the next one that is still going i zoomed waaaaayyyyy in, if i wanted to do it 1600x1200 it wouldve taken a week but i was like nah, i dont want to blow up my comp.
    u could just leave it to do its business and take 3 days, or u can bog it down by doing other things and have it take longer.

    if u want to learn how to do different things then u can go to the graphic tutorials on this site and search under Apophysis and Fractals and u'r sure to find something.
     
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    That is amazing. Great work.

    I have never heard of that program, whats it like and what is it used for ? Is it easy to use ?
     

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