UF5 in Dauphin by greyone
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UF5
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This old laptop I have with me is not able to handle MB3D, but i did have UF installed on it. This was the first time I opened my UF program in about 2 years. It took a while to remember what to do. This image is quite basic but hope you enjoy.
I will be home late on Wednesday.
Jim
Comments (25)
Splendid work!!!
Fantastic looking image Jim, you did a great job with that program after so long.
awesome work, great creativity, wonderful colors !!!
Beautiful work Jim. Great design, and I love the vivid colors. Have a great week.
looks cool bro. my fist laptop was a 486-dx2-50 mhz with dos 6.2 and windows 3.1/3.11 hehehehe
Wow!! What a change... I like it!! I do not have this program! :)
and very colourful Nice work Jim
WOW, what a beauty, Jim! Fantastic colors. Corrie
Full of beautiful colour!!
what a beautiful fractal image, very vibrant, great use of uf5! thanx jim, for your response on my mothers day image and bless you and glenda!:)*5
Impressive art work!!!!!
Fantastic explosion of colors on this wonderful fractal! :)
Nicely done UF work, super job man. What OS does that Laptop run, anything from XP/Sp3 on and a at least a P4 processor should be able to run MB3D. A lack of RAM will determine whether or not you can Render of any Size but you should be able to get some m3p files set up to render when you get back to the Workhorse. Peace
super colors!
excellent spiral Jim colours are superb
Wow what a beauty. Looks like you found your way back into the program easy enough. Awesome swirls of life savers and bottle tops. The lighting really makes the vibrant colors jump out so well. Excellent work Jim. Love and Hugs.
cool fractal
this is a real beauty
Looks like a kite.
Splendid work.
I remember these "old fashion" (hee hee) fractals! They were so much fun. I had Fractint installed on my computer (back in the days when a gerbil in a wheel could just about outperform a CPU's power, and the fractals sometimes took long minutes, or even hours, to generate!). Thanks for posting this - these flatter cousins of today's 3D fractals are still beautiful!
Colorfull love it
It would make superb dress fabric for the beach!
Awesomely Cool Design and Vivid Colors!