Motion blurs on single image fractals
Give the illusion of movement and more realism on a single flame.
Fractal Flames Community and Resources
Think of tags as like a book index where you find words and which pages they are on, the same principle applies here. Although it's taken a stage further so it might not be the word, but the subject, so for example if you're looking for things to do with fractal gradients for example. A tag may bring back posts with gradient files, as well as posts that discuss gradients, or tutorials about them.
Give the illusion of movement and more realism on a single flame.
Brad Stefanov Use parplot with the solid variable set to 0 as a final … Details
Latest upgrade news, showing what’s new, what’s changed and any bug fixes.
Gradient files are a great addition to JWildfire, you can use them to completely … Details
Scripts for JWildfire that help you create flame fractals easily. Scripts allow you to build fractals quickly and easily without having to compile them yourself. They’re made to show you how different combinations of modifications may result in a wide range of fantastic designs.
The Universal Flower Base – Michael Hobbs Fractal flame for Jwildfire, use the on screen copy button to copy to clipboard, you can then post inside the software
Great series of tutorial videos where Brad looks into how a flame was made.
Simple Experimental 3 fractal flame ready to use in Jwildfire, hit the copy button and paste into the software
Simple Experimental No. 2 fractal flame ready to use in Jwildfire, hit the copy button and paste into the software
Simple Experimental No. 1 fractal flame ready to use in Jwildfire, hit the copy button and paste into the software
Escape-time fractals are in a way the opposite of flame fractals. Both use the idea of an orbit: the sequence of points generated by repeatedly iterating fractal formulas. But while flame fractals plot the actual orbit points to create the flame, escape-time fractals use the orbit of a point to determine how to color it, commonly by determining how long it takes the orbit to cross an imaginary circle (or to “escape”; hence the name “escape-time”). The two methods usually generate very different fractals.
A long time without fractals My blog for today, posting my fractal journey