Sensual Beauty

After having to move out of the home that I loved so very much I kinda had no will to create anything new, I tried tweaking params, I tried tweaking some of my own work and I just couldn't do it, well my I finally decided to sit down and try out the MandelBulb3D DEcombinate Mix Mode TutorialHello everyone! Glad to see you all around! I've been testing new possibilities in Mandelbulb3D and I found easy and clever way, how to save your render time to make fabulous and outstanding pieces. Let me explain you what I'm talking about here!
As the title says, there's a "Mix" mode in DEcombinate function. It remained unused for quite a time. It's time to make revolution.
First of all, let's start with something basic, like bulbs!  I will explain each step and every single thing to make you understand the technique! Ok, Let's go.
I suppose you already opened your Mandelbulb. And now:
1. In first formula slot place _AmazingBox formula, and keep it unchanged for now.

2. In second slot, place boardIFS formula, and keep it unchanged as well. (Note: At Step 2 and 3 DO NOT OPEN Navi yet)
3. Now what we exactly need to do is turn DEcombinate on and choose Mix mode! 

4.  tutorial posted by LukasFractalizator and see what I could come up with, and with some help with a few friends on FB with the coloring and I sort of took what was told to me and used it as the name too.. its nothing spectacular but I like it..

Created with Mandelbulb3Dv189x2
Formulas used: _AmazingBox and gnarly2IFS

 

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