Apophysys lesson: Ball and flower

Hello!

Today I studied the program Apophysis.
In this lesson I will create a fractal-ball, and then a flower from it.

1. I open a new flame File-New, I select an empty sheet. There already is one triangle. I change the value of linear to 0.015 and add the parameter lazysusan = 0.99:

2. I add the second triangle and I reset the standard parameter linear. I set the parameter julian = 0.99:

3. I move the first triangle, as shown in the picture in the lesson:

4. Increase scale and brightness:

5. Now I change the coordinates of the first triangle:

6. I switch to the tab Variables from the second triangle and experiment with the parameter julian_power, first I put 150, then I change to 20:

7. The resulting fractal did not look like the base one from the lesson, so I changed the coordinates of the first triangle a couple of times:

8. To make a fractal with a more pronounced pattern, I add the parameter flatten = 1 to the first triangle and increase its weight to 150:

So my base fractal is ready:

He seemed inexpressive to me and I experimented with the speed of color in each triangle and with a palette of colors:

Here's what happened:

I save the basic parameters

** 9.** I add the final transformation with the parameter bubble = 1:

I change the angle and gradient:

There was such a funny ball:

Then in the first triangle I add the parameter cross = 0.25:

Result:

It looks like a New Year's ball!
Changed the angle of inclination to 90 degrees:

Result:

I change in the settings of the fractal perspective to 1 (was 0). And just from one digit, the picture changes dramatically!

Result:

I tried to remove the angle and perspective, I changed the coloring:

Result:

I go to the window with triangles and in the final change the parameter bubble to the parameter octapol = 1:

Result:

And once again changed the parameter in the final triangle, this time by hemisphere = 1:

Result:

Today I was once again convinced that you can change the parameters and get beautiful images endlessly!

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Sorry for any mistakes in English, this is not my native language.
Author: @vasilisapor2