Just wondering how familiar any of you might be with Fractal Science Kit.

http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/

i saw beautiful fractals done with it on deviantart and on the fractalforums
But it does 2d fractals, i love 3D

The results from that website looks pretty 3D to me PC, but not with respect to land perspective like your renderings have taken. Still, I can't even figure out how much this program cost. The site only mentions to click link for demo; don't really like downloading demo code.

The demo is probably converted to the full version on purchase and serial key entry.
http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/extra/purchase.htm

After you purchase a product license, you will be sent an email containing licensing information which you can use to convert the trial version of the Fractal Science Kit fractal generator to a registered version. Please allow 48 hours for processing

29.95 looks like.

you should see my last (coming in minutes in the art board) i want 3d scenery where i may move character to start some action

then fractal kit can make quite nice fractal, his author often come with stunning art work, still not sure of what may offer more than
Apophysis 3d that is free or other free program

I was interested to Incendia but from when i discovered M3d i found was exactly what i wish, and i am not looking much other fractal programs

It was created by Ross Hilbert who regularly contributes to Fractal Forums. I once had a trial version and it's a great piece of software and well worth the small cost. (Fractal Science Kit 1.0 License: $29.95)

These are the pages you want.

http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/extra/download.htm
http://www.fractalsciencekit.com/extra/purchase.htm

That was what I was looking for Erisian; I didn't even see a purchase section on the main page (loosing my browsing skills I guess; lol). I too seen some of Hilbert's fantastic results at Flickr; may indeed later pick this one up, but I just upgraded my PostworkShop ($30 for the version I had) so have to refrain from getting this one for now.

You roughly halve $US then add a bit to get £ don't you? I suppose if you're using a card on the net, the conversion is done for you.

Just got back from London a week ago...the current conversion is close to one pound equaling a dollar and a half. Also, my credit card company does convert to the exact exchange rate, but the also charge from 1 to 3 percent of the total amount to do it. We did our best to keep our charges down to a minimum while in the UK!

Don't blame you. You don't want to pay our prices! Thanks for the info.