Looking at the way you sort of moved some of the cubes at the bottom away
from their natural positions made me realize that you could create some
really cool animations with this. Imagine keeping an array of four or five
points moving around more or less randomly within the fractal, and all the
cubes being repelled by them by an amount inversely proportional to their
distance from them squared. It'd make it all bumpy and stuff. Slow to
render, but it may look cool.
Nice image, anyway. I like fractals.
- Slime
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"Anders Haglund" <NOS### [at] hotmail com> wrote in message
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> A simple fractal (Sierpinski's box) made with a small macro. Made out of
> 160000 superellipsoids.
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