[QUOTE=Shattered_Future;16653281]No matter how many times I listen to The Novella Reservoir, it never gets old or boring. Especially now that half the dorm building can hear it. :D[/QUOTE]

Nov Doom Clan FTW

I'll join that, ND are the shiznit!

they're lame, back to me enjoying the presence of people my junior

[QUOTE=Czech Yourself;16653535]You should go to malls and hit on women :)[/QUOTE]

y'know, i just might!

hello guys!

I am back... and there is going to be a 10k party tonight :p

Hay gice like this IFS I rendered?

[img]http://i37.tinypic.com/141jp5s.png[/img]

Hand coded by yours truly

[QUOTE=Monticello;16653584]y'know, i just might![/QUOTE]

Don't puss out dude!

one more post repcak

[QUOTE=Angmar;16653558]Yes once a week is clearly a sign I need help. :p

You're one to talk Austin. :mad:[/QUOTE]

What type of cuban im an expert

I already made a new thread ;)

holiday trip summary included :p

[QUOTE=Czech Yourself;16653587]Don't puss out dude![/QUOTE]

i'll get drunk beforehand so i'll be fine :)

[QUOTE=DERSIEGDERKRIEGDERKAMPF;16653603]What type of cuban im an expert[/QUOTE]

Punch, the label looks legit compared to the ones online.

[QUOTE=Monticello;16653621]i'll get drunk beforehand so i'll be fine :)[/QUOTE]

Sounds like a great plan :)

nice avatar

y thank you.

Czech girls are the best

There already was someone with the same avatar.

I will try to get some sleep - its already 3:35am;

Really? Hm, interesting. Oh well, I never see this user so oh well.

[QUOTE=Angmar;16653636]Punch, the label looks legit compared to the ones online.[/QUOTE]

Punch are alright, a bit of a ladies smoke. Go for the COHIBA, MONTE CRISTO and ROMEio n JULIET.

I've had Romeo n Juliet and they were good, I definitely wanna try Cohiba though.

I have a fine Cohiba Siglo II to enjoy tonight while pondering current events

Thanks for the Gehenna lead, guys. I'm enjoying it a lot. Has kind of a cool Gothic feel to it.

I posted 3 new albums on my blog guys, entertain me.

[url]http://theshadowofthesoul.blogspot.com/[/url]

first two are good

the **** is neofolk

DLing the Forest album.

[QUOTE=TimJim;16653785]the **** is neofolk[/QUOTE]

I don't wanna go into depth, but it's basically just acoustic guitar music with vocals, violins ect, lot of background on the genre.

[url]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Neofolk[/url]

ArcLite: I also recommend you get the Strid album.

ah


i wouldnt have guessed that youre into that

How's this look

[img]http://i33.tinypic.com/wv3kgl.png[/img]

very nice mate

whats it for?

Siqq work Chris.

[QUOTE=TimJim;16653799]
i wouldnt have guessed that youre into that[/QUOTE]

Well yes I have good taste!

well i guess that you do!

[QUOTE=TimJim;16653809]very nice mate

whats it for?[/QUOTE]

Shits and giggles

Another, better IFS rendering

[img]http://i37.tinypic.com/2na030n.png[/img]

Generated with ~50 lines of Python

what is IFS?

Pretty cool. How did you make it?

[QUOTE=TimJim;16653818]what is IFS?[/QUOTE]

'Iterated function system'

That means that you take a point, apply some transformations to it, then render it, then do so a few thousand more times

The secret is that the points have to converge in a certain pattern, otherwise you'll end up with junk.

Fractals are graduate level math and I'm only at the shallow end of the pool atm; I don't understand all the theory yet, but what little I do know has been pretty rewarding.

In fact, they may have a practical application: there's this girl I work with in the school ESL lab who looks me over every time I walk in and forcibly dragged me over to help her with both hands a few days ago. Since I have clumsy mathematician/programmer hands and can't [b]physically[/b] draw art, my IFS pictures may greatly increase [i]P(L)[/i] where [I]L[/I] is the event that I score. (Plus I could drop mad geographical knowledge about her home country.)

[QUOTE=Mr. Ron;16653819]Pretty cool. How did you make it?[/QUOTE]

I took instructions from here

[url]http://local.wasp.uwa.edu.au/~pbourke/fractals/[/url]

And made my own code with them, which allowed me to color the images however I wanted. Coloring was the most fun part: I'd set up a vector describing the proportions of the colors and then play with it until I got good results. The last one for instance was 25% royal blue, 65% lime green and 10% purple. [b]It's better than mixing fountain beverages at Burger King.[/b]

After I generated the raw image, I blurred it to make it look more realistic, because the raw png I made with GD was a very grainy aliased rendering.

1338 nows how to make fractals

awesome

mcp3000 nows how to spell

Less bickering more math elitery

i does know my spelling