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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> It's also very pink. I don't know what this was rendered with, but it
> seems to have a 256-colour limit, meaning that the colours repeat a hell
> of a lot. I did a zoom not unlike this using POV-Ray. Obviously the AA
> is all over the place, but it does mean I have unlimited colours, and I
> can map them as I see fit.
Naturally POV-Ray won't cut it for such a deep zoom because it will
start glitching out at about 2^50 zoom factor (because 'double' only
has 53 mantissa bits). You need a software with multiple-precision
floating point numbers (or such a library, if you want to write the
program yourself). Of course rendering such deep zooms with such a
library will be slooooow (because software floating point is very slow,
and the amount of iterations required for such zoom levels doesn't help
the matter either).
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- Warp
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