Thanks Erisian! I'm still learning. I want to learn how to create a mandala fractal. Those seem fun.

Sounds nice. I found apophysis difficult to control but you seem to be getting the hang of it.

I think all you need is patience and time. I just mess with the triangles to see what I come up with. The how to tutorials about knowing what you're doing with the program aren't really needed in my opinion.

Here are my newest fractals:

Here's another fractal:

Those are pretty cool Mackenzie. I only ever use Apophysis for random nebulas for my space art. It never actually occurred to me to tweak any settings on the random batches O.o I might be missing out here.

Wow - they are unbelievable! I'm particularly surprised with the top one - it's very solid for apophysis.

well sneaked in Ek

Thanks! I managed to follow a few tutorials and then try to add my own twist to them.

I am the ninja Eris

Here's a few more fractal tutorial videos from GNU XaoS.

here's another fractal:

Another beauty!

Thanks, Erisian! I've seemed to have gotten the hang of Apop now.

That's a beauty!

Thanks! O. I plan to make more.

So, I tried to do what you did here and I fail at neat and pretty. But I made more space art so it's not a total loss.

Neat is what it is... pretty it aint. lol!

Is there a way to add plugins to Apophysis 2.09?

I revisit Apophysis every now and again, use Apophysis7 though, which has a folder structure whereas 2.09 comes as a single executable.

I would say, have Apophysis 2.09 in its own folder (if you have not already got it there) make a subfolder Plugins and I think it should find them.

This running in linux (WINE).

I used Apophysis7X one year ago