Tuesday, October 25, 2005
About Me
- Name: UltraGnosis
- Location: Derbyshire, United Kingdom
Tech-head, psychonaut, fractal artist, dreamer, ethical hedonist... Sod the labels: I am nothing; and I am everything. So are you, if only you knew.
Previous Posts
- 52 Weeks to Make the World a Better Place: Week 44...
- Latest fractal: Frost bites
- Future sense and the search for the soul
- 52 Weeks to Make the World a Better Place: Week 43...
- 52 Weeks to Make the World a Better Place: Week 42...
- Website update
- 52 Weeks to Make the World a Better Place: Week 41...
- Latest fractal: Supplication
- 52 Weeks to Make the World a Better Place: Week 40...
- A Journey
5 Comments:
i am amazed! this is so beautiful, flowing and free.
Thank you so much! Ever wanted to dive into the world of fractal art? Warning, may become an obsession!
please enlighten me! and if it is addictive, i am certainly going to like it
HQI.EXE has a habit of munching up a lot of RAM !
Yesterday I tried to render something and that HQI ate up more than 800MB of the RAM of my PC, and was about to gobble even more before I abort the rendering.
Is there an alternative to HQI.exe ?
Definitely! Use flam3, available:
http://flam3.com/index.cgi?&menu=download
Note that this will auto-detect (and use) all CPUs for multi-core machines. To prevent this, you'll need to add the line:
set nthreads=1
to the render.bat file to manually force single-core usage. If you're worried about memory usage, you can render in strips, but to render n strips takes n x the time, so better to allow full memory access. For reference, use:
set nstrips=??
Using Task Manager to reduce the process priority to low helps to free up resources.
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