Kalles Fraktaler 2

[Kalles Fraktaler]

Lets imagine you've just spent the last 24 hours creating a series of zoom out images/keyframes and now there is something you don't like about the gradient. Currently, as far as I know there is no way to apply a different gradient to the fractal data without rendering the whole zoom out series again. Will the ability to apply different gradients to the fractal data be implemented in future versions?

The palette is fetched form the first frame (KFB). So if you re-save the first frame with a new palette that palette will be used.
But I guess you won't be able to see how the palette looks like using the first out-zoomed frame, so here is what you can do:
* Use the examine zoom sequence and select a frame where you can see the result of the palette.
* save the palette as a palette file
* go to the first frame, open the palette, and then save. You may need to click in the image somewhere to add a reference to make it be saved.

Sorry for this complicated sequence of operations. The color dialog should maybe be inserted in the KFMM program as well I guess. I only use the waves these days...

[ratcat65]

Thanks. That's funny because I tried that a few weeks back and it didn't work. Must have done something wrong, I guess.
Thanks, as always for this excellent program. 

[Kalles Fraktaler]

Thanks. That's funny because I tried that a few weeks back and it didn't work. Must have done something wrong, I guess.
Thanks, as always for this excellent program. 

Thanks a lot.  I am willing to call it a experimental prototype

The test button doesn't reset cached datat unfortunately. You may need to check 'test only' and press 'Start' or even restart the program.

[cKleinhuis]

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i splittet the most recent postings in this thread into separate postings, so that this overcrowded thread can come to an end, since kalle has now his own board, make use of it and make finer graded postings, creating a better sorted reference

and i locked the topic and made it sticky