Chaos Fields

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Rachel Duim wrote: I looked at what you're trying to do. Yours does not tile along the edge.

Yes, you are right, the one I made is bad and wrong, and did it briefly

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Rachel Duim wrote: Here is mine, with code to fill the gaps and fully tiled. I will probably extend and release this at some point. FF 9 only.

THANKS VERY MUCH for showing yours

OH!!!! You are using the Wallpapers groups tiling to make this one in a similar way with a triangle seed, cool and well done, clever and lovely. It looks great and fills the gaps seamlessly

RECURSIVE PENTAGON TILING

I have taken your filter and expanded it so it can be tiled much more

I have put the option to have the 1 Pentagon original as you have shown here above on the screenshots, AND have added the recursive option of the pentagon flakes (pentaflakes) and as shown on the second screenshot at right

So now have the option of making flakes or full pentagons with groups of 6, 36 or 216 pentagons or to have the full screen filled with tiling

There are 50 Presets I have made

There seems to be something wrong on the 216 version as the result is a multi star instead of a pentagon, but I do not know what is the problem.

Thanks for your help and congratulations for creating things in such good way

216 Recursive Pentagons alpha.ffxml

The filter uploaded by Rachel only is able to do the Pentagon with 6 Pentagon as shown here above, and with my filter modification of previous post you can do the pentaflake shown here below

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Rachel Duim wrote: More examples including pentagons within pentagons without the fill: pentaflakes.

Turns out that the cropping pentagon between each phase makes it run a lot faster. Thanks for the effort SpaceRay, it will allow me to update a faster filter. Now I'm adding the 1296 pentagon option too.

Also thanks Indigo Ray

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Rachel Duim wrote: Funny, my version in the submit queue uses recursion also and does 6-36-216. But mine is much slower, uses the loop etc etc.

Yes, is possible that may be slower as Vladimir G already told that sometimes for low iterations it could be better to use the unrolled version instead and would be faster

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Rachel Duim wrote: The one you adapted had a couple of minor bugs in it, but I may try to adapt it and update the filter once it is released

Sorry that it was not correctly done as I did it as I could and may have missed something that made it wrong, but you are clever and expert to spot and fix them

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Rachel Duim wrote: Turns out that the cropping pentagon between each phase makes it run a lot faster. Thanks for the effort SpaceRay, it will allow me to update a faster filter. Now I'm adding the 1296 pentagon option too.

Happy that it was useful to you and that my version is much faster, great. Lovely and awesome that you can make now a 1296 version!!

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Rachel Duim wrote: Packed Koch Snowlakes

Wow! This looks really cool and amazing how you have done it so well, congratulations for making this perfect Koch Snowflake fractal in such good way

And some possible variation with included gradient colors

Yep, a much explored fractal. The colors are nice. My take on it this was to do a packing, which creates a unique color pattern. Thanks again for the examples.

Messing around with another "might" release it, might not... this one has too many controls and the code is a spiders nest.

Gold Foil:

Guilloché Patterns
Koch Crystals (experimental, temperamental, buggy)
Distorted Echo Mask

now a Moore curve

Hi Rachel,

Just getting up to speed with your awesome wallpapers and flowers, what an awesome treat!

Instead of a bouquet of fresh flowers, these are for you instead of them...

Taking Many Circles and adding PBR lighting:

Gosper Crystal. Not strictly edge to edge, but it looks ok

4 Koch Triangles = Koch Square

Hipster Flower

Hipster Background by Kochubey
Pentaflower
GIMP 2.10

More tinkering... any comments? First image, color from Lifesaver, 2nd one color and brightness from Lifesaver.

The source colors is a hack... but it seems to work. I use the input image directly as a "color gradient". 2 offset tools to recenter the image (x & y color tune) allow different areas of the image colors to be used. Here's an example of a fractal using the kingfisher 4 times with different image offset values, which changes the colors around a bit.

I'll probably put the Mandelbrot filter out after some more tinkering. I like the idea of the art wall a lot, might end up being a filter with some restrictions, perhaps figuring out some way to deal with different aspect ratios. I'll let it rattle around in my brain for a bit.

An example fractal using Something From Nothing by Boogie Jack for the fractal colors.

Not sure where this is headed... stars and hexagons

Thanks! That was from the now released Image Mandelbrot

Here's a mash up of FF filters:
Something from Nothing by Boogie Jack
Guilloche Patterns
Star Pentagon Patterns

Color Storm by Boogie Jack
Pentaflower Too

Sun Leaves Sky

Impression Brush, an Impressionist Curve variant.

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Rachel Duim wrote: A Filter Forge 10 project. All rendered and enhanced in FF10.

Very nice color combinations and great design of the flower using the lovely echo mask that makes the flower look like an heliconia