Guassian Geiger Alien math pattern thing

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A massive entity seems to fit comfortably within Cura's capabilities, likely fitting snugly within Slic3r 64 as well. I uncovered this information while exploring fractal art through open-source Google results focused on black and white visuals. CC1 highmap and STL program combinations prove effective, often in tandem with Netfabb for optimal results. It has become apparent that RepRap filament printers are not fond of printing intricate fractals featuring complex shapes and lines; instead, they excel at producing prints with simple curves and straight edges. This is because the extruder tends to oscillate excessively when faced with such designs, causing the filament to bounce back and forth in an unpredictable manner, ultimately resulting in blobby and aesthetically unpleasing prints. Therefore, if you're working on a project that appears to have numerous minute details within its fractal design, it's likely best suited for printing on a machine other than a RepRap or standard extruder. This is because the output will most certainly appear of lower quality due to the printer's inability to handle such intricate designs with ease.