Nature in Fractalius

Added on February 24th, 2009 by Malcrasternus | Report Post
Tags:Nature, Wallpaper

\’Nuff said.

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natedog (#1905)

15 years ago

this is neat-o

MonkeyHitman (#3835)

15 years ago

Brandonluke (#5026)

15 years ago

Wow, awesome. How many people just made one of these their desktop?

oddgirl (#2932)

15 years ago

These are beautiful – How are they done?

Sticky (#463)

15 years ago

JESUS CHRIST, ELECTRIC LION. GET IN THE…OH FUCK.

HoChunk (#5604)

15 years ago

Tell me there’s a generator for this.

Drew (#3223)

15 years ago

@...HoChunk: No generator… 5000 hours in MS Paint.

Puulaahi (#4552)

15 years ago

Look it’s Firefox!

CathyLong (#4881)

15 years ago

Hello new wallpaper collection. <3

ieattime20 (#4648)

15 years ago

Um, these are very cool.. but how are they fractals? Hausdorff D > 1?

Not to be nitpicky, but I’m sort of into fractals.

suicydking (#2291)

15 years ago

@...ieattime20:
“The effects are based on extraction of so-called hidden fractal texture of an image.”
www.redfieldplugins.com/filterFractalius.htm

It’s a pshop plugin

ieattime20 (#4648)

15 years ago

Very cool looking, but still sounds like snake oil to me. “Hidden fractal texture of an image”?

nyoki (#3444)

15 years ago

@...ieattime20: I’m w/ ya on this one. I posted one and called it “ghostly” rather than fractal.

suicydking (#2291)

15 years ago

Hey, I aint making this stuff up. I just happened to have a spoonful of sauce I found earlier today.

ieattime20 (#4648)

15 years ago

Oh, no offense to the OP. “Fractalius” is indeed what it’s called. I’m just saying that the plugin developers just made a really cool plugin. Not something that generates figures whose Hausdorff dimension is fractional.

Leonardo Da Nietzsche (#8938)

15 years ago

My figure’s Hausdorff dimension is also fractional.
At least for the moment.

traptin85 (#3559)

15 years ago

@... ieattime20:
i agree with your first comment, for i thought the same thing. however, after that, i got lost.

ieattime20 (#4648)

15 years ago

@...traptin85: Many, many different ways to define fractals. Look up the Hausdorff Dimension of an object on wikipedia. It’s a way of measuring how ‘fractally’ something is, as an alternative to boxcounting methods, that has the benefit of fitting in intuitively with our notion of ‘dimension’ (i.e. a line having dim 1, a flat plane dim 2, etc).