`cmptrwhz's Apophysis Users Manual that explains all the pieces and parts of Apophysis. This website will be updated regularly. [link]
`JoelFaber's Tutorial on how to write/make/create Plugins: [link]
Not a tutorial, per se, but a thorough explanation by Scott Draves about what an IFS fractal actually is and the math behind it can be found here: [link]
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Two questions: First is that I have been having a 'List index out of bounds' problem with Apo 2.09 jk. It only happens to a few files that I migrated over from an old pc to the new. The second, I really like the 2.08 3D hack version. Only it won't render anything now. Any ideas on how to fix either problem?
List index out of bounds is from parameters calling for plugins or secondary params for variations like julian that have sub-params. that are not loaded into your program thru the usage of plugins.
as for your question on apo 3d I will need a more specific explaination of what is going on in order to give you a proper answer. what are the error messages you receive or anything that shows failure.
Looking at the text of the param file and see what plugins you need to load. And trying to ensure you use scripts that have been updated to work with the newer apo. Its a pain but once you catch them all it will be better. Also one other thing is if you have a faulty plugin you can get that error too. You can remove all the plugins from the folder and add them back one at a time till you find the one that causes the error.
Many thanks! Yesterday I was thinking of finding all the plugins I could find and put them into one folder. Now I don't have to do it. Many thanks to the person that compiled them all.
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