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While discussing with KRAFTWERK came to my mind an idea of enhancement request, for the longer term, no emergency!  :angel1:

When mixing 2 formulas in Julia mode, sometimes the Julia params are more interesting in a particular area, say around (-1,0,0) for F1, and around another area, say (2,0,-1) for F2.

Would it make sense to alternate the Julia seeds like the formulas themselves are alternated?

For now you can use two interpolated seeds  ;D see this post

http://www.fractalforums.com/new-theories-and-research/new-type-of-hybrid-mix-is-it-possible-to-do/msg42983/#msg42983

Interesting but not really what I thought, well I'm not sure I really understand how to use your "Partly..." formulas other than doing chewing gum :D

(http://fc09.deviantart.net/fs70/f/2012/057/1/5/bubblebulb_by_bib993-d4r1vnl.gif)

Yes, making cool animations is a good idea ;)

You can see the julia seed as a constant vector adding to the formulas, so one way would be to modify these formulas to julia formulas and adding this constant in the user specified vaues tab.  So you can choose this vector for each 'julia' mode formula.

I had already in mind, if i ever make the more general formula combination option, to give each formula 'object', that could be an alternating hybrid, a local julia seed.  But to give each each formula in the alternating hybrid itself a local seed... might be less efficient in calculation speed as doing special 'julia' formulas.

Alternative option would be to program your formula needs in fragmentarium or other GPU based renderers.

OK Jesse. I understand that's not easy. Nevermind, I can live without it :D
As to using Fragmentarium, I know this program looks very exciting, unfortunately I don't have much time to invest in brushing up my programmer skills.