Here some of my YouTube videos I created, most of them have something to do with flame-fractals:
Supersonic
I See A Darkness
The trip
More and More
The Swarm
Strawberry Dream
Solidification of Flamez
Electric pigs
Math in Motion
In my Head
Introducing JWildfire 1.0
everything changes… again
Everything changes
Flames Gangnam Style
Raw heat – dancing flame fractals
Warm-up dance
The beautiful world of fractal flames
10 comments on “YouTube videos”
Linda on said:
I have tried and tried to download jwildfire but the files are zip and that in itself is a pain. Why are they zip?
Even when they are copied into a separate file and given a different name they still won’t open correctly. I am glad it’s free because otherwise I would have wasted my money. Jwildfire, simply will not open
*.zip is not a pain, but an industrial standard, every operating system can handle those files. But, when this is already too complicated for you, better don’t use the software, it is by far much more complicated. I’m especially not interested in users who spam my video gallery with their problems, when there is an official forum to help users (for free).
Mr. Maschke,
I’ve been into fractals since about age 12 (currently clocking in at 42), and I have never seen anything to compare with this imagery. Thank you for bringing all of this into the world. We appreciate you very much.
You may have a look at the 4th official video tutorial (http://www.andreas-maschke.com/?page_id=875) , but this is more a demonstration than a tutorial. Mote stuff to come soon 🙂
Fantastic artistic and technical job! It’s not impossible for you to do it with also smooth transitions and classical (or jazzy) music, I guess! Il would be more complete !
I have tried and tried to download jwildfire but the files are zip and that in itself is a pain. Why are they zip?
Even when they are copied into a separate file and given a different name they still won’t open correctly. I am glad it’s free because otherwise I would have wasted my money. Jwildfire, simply will not open
*.zip is not a pain, but an industrial standard, every operating system can handle those files. But, when this is already too complicated for you, better don’t use the software, it is by far much more complicated. I’m especially not interested in users who spam my video gallery with their problems, when there is an official forum to help users (for free).
Mr. Maschke,
I’ve been into fractals since about age 12 (currently clocking in at 42), and I have never seen anything to compare with this imagery. Thank you for bringing all of this into the world. We appreciate you very much.
Thank you very much, I’m glad you like them! 🙂
Incredible program! is there a tutorial on animating fractal frames?
thank you!
You may have a look at the 4th official video tutorial (http://www.andreas-maschke.com/?page_id=875) , but this is more a demonstration than a tutorial. Mote stuff to come soon 🙂
Fantastic artistic and technical job! It’s not impossible for you to do it with also smooth transitions and classical (or jazzy) music, I guess! Il would be more complete !
Thank you very much! And I will definitively something try with jazzy music one day 🙂
Andreas
Why are the animations jumpy? Is it possible to get them to fender smothly?
Yes, the current version supports even motion-blur, which can lead to a more smoother look. But I like it “jumpy”