Fractal Flames Community and Resources
Tutorial by Jesus Sosa Download the folders to go with this tutorial here, and extract them onto your computer. This little tutorial will let you know how to put a raster …
Full Detailshow to use texture Mapping in JWildfire -Exercise 1
Collection of flames I was working on, there’s a lot of tweaks to be made here. First change the Parplot Preset ID value between 1-48, when you change it it might …
No idea, it started from a flame I did a while ago, that just looked smooth when rendered. Played with a few settings, and this kind of weird shape turned out.
By Jesus Sosa These are the files to go along with Jesus’ Tutorial found here. Extract them where you can find them! there’s two folders inside which you’ll need. Also included …
This is an example of how to make a 3D object with TinkerCAD.com. First, you would sign up for a free account on the tinkercad web site. Once you’re logged in, …
Full DetailsMaking a 3D Object with TinkerCAD by Tracy Colello
Interests me how you can get something looking 3D without the 3D setup, case in point this image. I guess it’s the 3D blur that does the hard work.
For this, it started as part of Robert’s flame game, but evolved into something else using a Parplot. I’ve made the material of the 3D the same as the background.
For the Checkerboard Flame Game, just something entirely random (ish). Wanted to play with 3D to see how the checks would twist.