INTRO: Mandelbulb 3D for Beginners, MB3D tutorial by Jody Lawrence Video Tutorials Volumetric Lights, MB3D tutorial by Hal Tenny The Tuberville Fractal, MB3D tutorial by Hal Tenny
INTRO: Using Mandelbulb 3D, MB3D tutorial by Hal TennyĬutting and Rotation, MB3D tutorial by Hal Tenny If you have a tutorial we should add, please leave a comment below. Many thanks to the intrepid artists who have taken the time to put together these instructional materials. I'm in charge with many other software-projects, but also have a lot of other interests, including growing chillies, weight-lifting and reading books.We’ve compiled a selection of Mandelbulb 3D tutorials that will help you get started in MB3D, understand fractal generation and the rendering environment, use effects like image map and volumetric light, and even prepare files for 3D printing. And, I'm still a fan of the Delphi-language. I'm working with very different languages and technologies, and I have still fun to learn new stuff. My name is Andreas Maschke aka „overwhale“ and I’m creating software for about 30 years. The source code of the project is public and currently hosted at GitHub. Since the latest version from Jesse, I created about 10 releases so far, and added the following improvements:ZBuf16Bit-module to create z-buffes/depth-maps in high qualityBTracer2-module to create high-quality meshes (in nearly unlimited resolution) from within Mandelbulb3DIntegrated module to generate heightmaps from arbitrary meshesMutaGen-module to easily explore new combinations of formulas and settingsIntegrated formula-editor for creating/editing JIT-compiled formulasSupport for animated (height)mapsNavigator-size may be adjustedGlobal rework of the UI, added theme-support
I understand this, it is really a challenge to work with this code base, and any change may be easily a breaking change. But, it turned out, that the combination of Delphi and 32 Bit assembly code as well as the need to use a commercial development environment (Delphi IDE) does not really attract developers. When I took over the project there where a lot of people which offered their help. So I’m the current (and only, unfortunately) maintainer of MB3D and continously am creating new releases since this time. I took over the project in 2015 and pushed the source code to GitHub. After releasing a lot of updates Jesse retired, his final update was 1.89 so far. Version 1.0 of Mandelbulb3D was released by Jesse in 2010. He used a combination of Delphi (for simplicity and speed of development) and 32 Bit assembly (for speed). The software (also known as „MB3D") was written by the user Jesse. Mandelbulb3D (as well as the Mandelbulb itself) was initially invented at the forum.
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