Paramount should have come to you to depict their Borg cubes. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. Seriously, how did you do this? Fundamentally, it can't be made in any way like how normal fractals are made, unless you made a completely different number system, as normally there's a complex plane, and that's it, no 3rd dimension - and then to actually take the 3 dimensional structure and render it in 2 dimensional perspective, I can't think of how that might be done efficiently.
Really helps put life back into perspective. Thanks fractalzooms. Your attention to detail, commitment to answering comments, the zooms, and really the overall vibe you send into the youtube community is a real treat. Huge fan of your work. When I watch a great zoom, I feel like the scientists who discovered the background radiation from the big bang. I feel like I'm starring at the face of God.
@Tokeijikaku I thought it might be nice to stop and absorb some of the detail on the way down. However "3D folded Mandelbox fractal zoom" is smooth and deep. I am returning to split point for a third time soon also and so especially for you I will try for smoother on that...
@fractalzooms this is a genius video. Thank you. Once it blew my mind when i was on LSD. The moment its decelerating, the objects become extremely massive :) and it goes through again .
i love these fractals, theyre so trippy and addictive to watch, but its also so frustrating you are always getting closer and closer and never reach it! haha :D
@johnpold1993 yes, so imagine that to create a smooth zoom into the surface you must continuously slow down the camera as you approach the surface - near the end of a zoom the camera is moved an unimaginably small fraction forward between keyframes or else we would shoot right past the surface!!!
i just took a suuuuuuuper smoothe shit out of my man anus and i named it airgo iborgo...the sweet bread pooniferus a cousin of the family of jedi diarrhea....
@DZrache So in time I opened up a port-a-potie door in the middle of the woods and to my suprise there was a fat guy in there and he was eating a burrito and putting Hot-Sauce on it, but before I could close the door he was like "hey it's cool essay, are you sure you don't want a bite?" and I was like.....sure, so I did and it was the best burrito that I ever had in my life, I plan on telling my grandkids about it.
So what amount of computing power and memory would be required to be able to explore a fractal like this in real-time, and how far off are we currently? I would love to spend some of my future free time exploring the infinite complexity and beauty of 3d fractals like this.
I've been watching these Mandelbox videos and there's one thing that I keep wanting to ask.
I understand that it's a 3d model and that you're controlling a "camera" that moves throughout it, but how exactly do you control the camera to be so graceful? Surely this can't be using the arrow keys and a mouse. That just can't be this smooth.
This was absolutely amazing... the entire time watching this I was wondering if such an enormous structure could ever be possibly built. Anyway, any chance you'd do something like this with a star theme? Like zooming in on an enormous sun-like fractal?
It's so frustrating to know that no matter how small the scale, the whole cube is filled with the same level of detail; the camera teases us with tiny parts of the complexity we could see. And if we spent eight minutes zooming instead of four, we'd see the same level of detail unabated.
I'd personally like to see the camera rotate to see different faces of features more; it would also be interesting to get an idea of breadth as well as depth by zooming out and then in on a nearby feature.
What you are experiencing is a never-ending resource of beautiful natural geometric harmony, a blissful "symphony" of the myriad manifestations of infinity. No matter where you go, infinity is there.
Amazing. I took a look at a program like this and I can't believe how you can animate a flight path like this with such slow rendering times. Much props to your patience.
anti aliasing could be better, but I know where you`re coming from. Unless ur operating a quad core <1 year old then you dont really have much of an option besides committing hundreds of hours of CPU/GPU time.
Im really excited to see the kind of fractal graphics quantum computers could do.
Paramount should have come to you to depict their Borg cubes. You will be assimilated. Resistance is futile. Seriously, how did you do this? Fundamentally, it can't be made in any way like how normal fractals are made, unless you made a completely different number system, as normally there's a complex plane, and that's it, no 3rd dimension - and then to actually take the 3 dimensional structure and render it in 2 dimensional perspective, I can't think of how that might be done efficiently.
medexamtoolsdotcom 1 week ago
Amazing! Thank you!
daveblandston6 1 month ago
I'm wondering how long it took your computer to process that. Must be like 5 years or something :D
FS1337 1 month ago
These things take years to load...
SouljaBoiQueer 1 month ago
epic
mixedartmaster 1 month ago
Awesome
mixedartmaster 1 month ago
Greater resolution than the real world!!!
raiki15 1 month ago
what a mind fuck! this has similarities to ideas of how the universe actually works
bCOiNproducer 1 month ago
How does it have geometric polygonal aluminium cuts, does that stop rounding error?
ftlqed 1 month ago
360p has better sound quality than 480p? Strange...
piplupsingularity 1 month ago
i feel sick !
apewaxfilms 2 months ago
This zoom is slow enough that my brain can adjust to each step -and not trip the phobia circuits that react to Mandelbulb zooms !
EmmetEarwax 2 months ago
This has a nice huge feeling. The slow zoom does that a bit.
mdoerkse 2 months ago
I'm going to go watch some tesseract videos to ease my brain.
12magicKid12 2 months ago
Inside an atom
alexander2007xyz 2 months ago
Really helps put life back into perspective. Thanks fractalzooms. Your attention to detail, commitment to answering comments, the zooms, and really the overall vibe you send into the youtube community is a real treat. Huge fan of your work. When I watch a great zoom, I feel like the scientists who discovered the background radiation from the big bang. I feel like I'm starring at the face of God.
GoodDirk 3 months ago
Why does the camera have to stop all the time >=[
Tokeijikaku 3 months ago
@Tokeijikaku I thought it might be nice to stop and absorb some of the detail on the way down. However "3D folded Mandelbox fractal zoom" is smooth and deep. I am returning to split point for a third time soon also and so especially for you I will try for smoother on that...
fractalzooms 3 months ago
@fractalzooms this is a genius video. Thank you. Once it blew my mind when i was on LSD. The moment its decelerating, the objects become extremely massive :) and it goes through again .
drill2012 2 weeks ago
@Tokeijikaku oh I was going say it was buffering/render tilt o: ? We can press press pause thank you >:3 *SyBlur~
The3PhoenixWithin 1 day ago
i love these fractals, theyre so trippy and addictive to watch, but its also so frustrating you are always getting closer and closer and never reach it! haha :D
johnpold1993 3 months ago 4
@johnpold1993 yes, so imagine that to create a smooth zoom into the surface you must continuously slow down the camera as you approach the surface - near the end of a zoom the camera is moved an unimaginably small fraction forward between keyframes or else we would shoot right past the surface!!!
fractalzooms 3 months ago 4
@Manuellaborer - who said fractal zooms have to be fast
JustSomePerson888 4 months ago
@JustSomePerson888 Who said fractal zoom have to be painfully slow
Manuellaborer 4 months ago
@Manuellaborer - just watch fast ones then, or if you use a player, loop it and watch it at x2 or x4
JustSomePerson888 4 months ago
@JustSomePerson888 thanks Mre Genius
Manuellaborer 4 months ago
@Manuellaborer - you never know, it might work
JustSomePerson888 4 months ago
Like this if your stoned
MicahsWeird 4 months ago 2
Anyone thought this was Cybetron?
aqflarehawk 4 months ago
I think I've been there. The weather was great but the salamander automatons were mating with ellipses in all of our favourite moongazing groves.
Languepont 4 months ago
I really like how even as you zoom in on microscopic details, you can still see the macroscopic scenery in the background.
cliftut 5 months ago
i just took a suuuuuuuper smoothe shit out of my man anus and i named it airgo iborgo...the sweet bread pooniferus a cousin of the family of jedi diarrhea....
Murdilizer 6 months ago
@Murdilizer
Go on...
DZrache 6 months ago
@DZrache So in time I opened up a port-a-potie door in the middle of the woods and to my suprise there was a fat guy in there and he was eating a burrito and putting Hot-Sauce on it, but before I could close the door he was like "hey it's cool essay, are you sure you don't want a bite?" and I was like.....sure, so I did and it was the best burrito that I ever had in my life, I plan on telling my grandkids about it.
Murdilizer 6 months ago
@Murdilizer
Burritos ARE pretty damn incredible.
DZrache 6 months ago
what program did you use?
mathscirocks 7 months ago
You must have like a supercomputer to render this in less then like... years...
good job!
interpird350 7 months ago
I wish YouTube had a "playing backward" button.
wolfgangouille 7 months ago 2
i think those ads make a counter effect... it's getting me upset and not wanting any of that crap..
besides that, great vid !
MESS1 7 months ago
Wow, it looks like Artwork of HR Giger !
Arjetube 7 months ago
looks like inside the electron:)
alexander2007xyz 8 months ago
How long did it take to render this?
Hally456 8 months ago
Someone send this to the makers of the next Star Trek movie. I mean, wouldn't this make a great Borg superstructure?
MareTranquil 8 months ago
aliens ship
YouWerdn 8 months ago
looks like an human starship in 1000 years
PrinceGerman 9 months ago
im trippin the fuck out holy fuck
GuardianofPersia 9 months ago
Great stuff.....TNX !!! But what I`d love to know is;"Are 3D fractals more GPU or CPU dependent?".(And keep`m coming) ;)
Draakie100 9 months ago
my mind was just blown
triforcelink 9 months ago
is it Heaven or Hell?
vanderhuse 9 months ago
Is there a was to make the camera zoom faster? Btw, AWESOME music; it had me bobbin' my head.
Allplussomeminus 9 months ago
Looks like something out of Transformers
TreborsWorld 9 months ago
I've got nothing to say except: Subscribed!
R1ckr011 10 months ago
sooooooooooo nice video
ony851 10 months ago
RESISTANCE IS FUTILE
Bastardoc 10 months ago 28
Goes a little slow but its the best thing ive seen
TheChamillionaree 10 months ago
Can anyone guess what video is getting fav'd right now ? I'll be watching it when I blaze my new bong tomorrow morning. get@me.
TheQsHq 10 months ago
i can finally show my gf why i was staring at my carpet when i was tripping
kenyiskool2006 10 months ago 3
This is the best Mandelbox zoom I've ever seen!
It's like a journey into an alien world... a world of organic technology, otherworldly battle stations, and alien architecture.
Kuvastus 10 months ago 10
@Kuvastus there is more to come....
fractalzooms 10 months ago 3
GOOOD VIDEOOO!!! ^_^
DorianBe 10 months ago
This looks just like something nature would create. Thanks for the treat.
1958boomergirl 11 months ago
Maaaan this is amazing!, if only adobe after effects could generate this like it generates fractals :P what a wonderful world it would be!
RetroFuturistic8bit 11 months ago
1:19 to 2:38 reminds me of the eiffel tower.
MegaMindfreak666 11 months ago
this has almost left me with a taste in my mouth :)
feverdude 11 months ago
the music is fucking superb!
cortesuprema 1 year ago
Nice video, but the music is really annoying. I want to have the old rating system. Anyway, you get a thumb up from me.
UnsignedVoid32 1 year ago
So what amount of computing power and memory would be required to be able to explore a fractal like this in real-time, and how far off are we currently? I would love to spend some of my future free time exploring the infinite complexity and beauty of 3d fractals like this.
Gozchev 1 year ago
You really lose your sense of scale in 3d fractals!
kjknohw 1 year ago
Absolutely great. How long did it take to create this?
BattlestarGentoo 1 year ago
This is how i imagine Malachite looks inside :)
sonja7halcyon 1 year ago
(1(CollinCreatedNEWtaxesALLpercentLoyaltoCollin--)1) -- Collin Won --
DivineNucleus 1 year ago
Resistance is futile.
kokabaal 1 year ago
Makes a Borg cube look lame :-)
parkamark 1 year ago 2
I need a segment for my short movie.... contact me ASAP
BTW we have nothing but DUBSTEP music if ya want it for your next one.
ASk us. We giveth free :)
fotosafariclub 1 year ago
Wowwwwwwwww... the end is incredible, all that grandeur inside that "tiny" little spike.
mike4ty4 1 year ago 13
@mike4ty4 :)
fractalzooms 1 year ago
@mike4ty4 thxs fir ruining it
jumppack1 10 months ago
This reminds me the Matrix. Don't you?
TheComputerism 1 year ago
I've been watching these Mandelbox videos and there's one thing that I keep wanting to ask.
I understand that it's a 3d model and that you're controlling a "camera" that moves throughout it, but how exactly do you control the camera to be so graceful? Surely this can't be using the arrow keys and a mouse. That just can't be this smooth.
DollarTaco 1 year ago
@DollarTaco this animation was made by interpolating key frames.
fractalzooms 1 year ago
@fractalzooms Hmmm, is there an English translation of that phrase?
I imagine you could spend several videos just exploring this single animation.
R1ckr011 10 months ago
This was absolutely amazing... the entire time watching this I was wondering if such an enormous structure could ever be possibly built. Anyway, any chance you'd do something like this with a star theme? Like zooming in on an enormous sun-like fractal?
Yellowmedic 1 year ago
@Yellowmedic thanks for the inspiration :)
fractalzooms 1 year ago
If only we can experience the real thing. (legally). hahaha!
iyBesao 1 year ago
@iyBesao No, but shrooms will do for now lol
Rammstein2720 1 year ago
Fabulous! Fractal zooming at it's best!
metdumond 1 year ago
Nice borg cube.xD
RECHTVAARDIGE1 1 year ago
Amazing video & nice track !!!
zymoticsspot 1 year ago
Pure art!
TheTrancemaster90 1 year ago
@fractalzooms Thank you, and please keep me posted.
TheMatrix72370 1 year ago
H41909 - and even more frustrating fact is that you have feeling of beeing inside whole structure but no matter how hard you try u can't touch it ;)
sasusumasu 1 year ago
I think this is evidence, that our universe can be defined by only on one single equation.
pisnahuj10 1 year ago
that looks like it's straight out of a video game
uberdragonbreeze 1 year ago
Seriously awesome.
opplevelse 1 year ago
It's so frustrating to know that no matter how small the scale, the whole cube is filled with the same level of detail; the camera teases us with tiny parts of the complexity we could see. And if we spent eight minutes zooming instead of four, we'd see the same level of detail unabated.
I'd personally like to see the camera rotate to see different faces of features more; it would also be interesting to get an idea of breadth as well as depth by zooming out and then in on a nearby feature.
H41909 1 year ago
What you are experiencing is a never-ending resource of beautiful natural geometric harmony, a blissful "symphony" of the myriad manifestations of infinity. No matter where you go, infinity is there.
Zuljiin 1 year ago
I'd love to see a Mandlebrot fractal zoom that looks like this. Can you make them?
TheMatrix72370 1 year ago
That crazy, its just a whole universe. I love this program, i just wish one could explore the mandlebox in real time
hackmaster124 1 year ago
Nice one. Thanks for going slow and zooming in on that tip.
crash6871 1 year ago
@crash6871 as much as I like a fast zoom sometimes its nice to go a bit slower and soak up a bit more of the detail :)
fractalzooms 1 year ago
VERY curious to know.. how many frames was this? And how long did it take to render? and what the hell are your computer's specs?? lol
Omegaroth 1 year ago
@Omegaroth 7200 frames
fractalzooms 1 year ago
lol looks like an ancient alien artifact with massive battleships as the point focus 0:53 to 1:11 i love this one!
Rockorollo 1 year ago 2
@Rockorollo thanks :)
fractalzooms 1 year ago
sweet
fun1k 1 year ago
Amazing. Kudos!
MsBHoopingAllure 1 year ago
I wish that my beloved uncle could see this.
RIP, M.M.
xoen6 1 year ago
Great trip! As kitchendon says, there's a nice slow pace to this. Makes me want to try something similar.
grungetv 1 year ago
Awesome. I like the slower pace of this, plenty of time to soak in the details.
kitchendon 1 year ago
this is way too good - I think it is like an acid trip. But I want to see this on a huge screen
johnbozi 1 year ago
Amazing. I took a look at a program like this and I can't believe how you can animate a flight path like this with such slow rendering times. Much props to your patience.
Omegaroth 1 year ago
anti aliasing could be better, but I know where you`re coming from. Unless ur operating a quad core <1 year old then you dont really have much of an option besides committing hundreds of hours of CPU/GPU time.
Im really excited to see the kind of fractal graphics quantum computers could do.
TooMuchToo0ften 1 year ago