Thanks very much Luz!
Don't sell yourself short, fractals are fractals, just because you might not get exactly what you envision is not crappy!
Try playing with the triangles in the editor window and spin, move & resize them and the Weights associated with those transforms.
It took years for me to get anything "On Purpose".😎
Start with the default fractals and see how they're made, like the different transformations/variations that comprise the whole fractal and the numbers associated with them, just use those sliders and go from one end to the other on the numbers
Then try adding a new transform and then a new final transform to see how it acts.
When I use the fractal generator all I can get are types of kaleidoscopes and some shapes. It seems I have to move that slider like there's no tomorrow to get a cool fractal! Haa 😅
This video just made me realize I need a better fractal generator program ahahah. For some reason jwilfire dont work properly in my pc, I think I will try again to install the program. Good video, btw!
Just make sure to download the newest version of Java and install that because JWildfire needs the newest Java to work properly.
No need to install JWildfire, just download and unzip it into an empty folder and double-click the "jwildfire.exe" file.
If you haven't already had JWildfire on your system, make sure that you have enough memory allocated to it by setting it on the start up window.
I used to have 8Gb of memory and had mine set to about 6000mb, which is about 75% memory. You might need to drop it down to 4096mb if your system becomes too slow when running JWF.
Thanks very much Luz!
Don't sell yourself short, fractals are fractals, just because you might not get exactly what you envision is not crappy!
Try playing with the triangles in the editor window and spin, move & resize them and the Weights associated with those transforms.
It took years for me to get anything "On Purpose".😎
Start with the default fractals and see how they're made, like the different transformations/variations that comprise the whole fractal and the numbers associated with them, just use those sliders and go from one end to the other on the numbers
Then try adding a new transform and then a new final transform to see how it acts.
You can Undo and Redo loads of changes.
When I use the fractal generator all I can get are types of kaleidoscopes and some shapes. It seems I have to move that slider like there's no tomorrow to get a cool fractal! Haa 😅
I will try to get a video made to help, it may take a while, but it will get done. 😀
Tag me so I can see it! 😀
No problem, uploading soon! Fingers crossed.
This is the link to a video I just got done. You can see my workflow for changing a fractal that is in the default list when you open up JWF.
Let me know how you find the info.
This video just made me realize I need a better fractal generator program ahahah. For some reason jwilfire dont work properly in my pc, I think I will try again to install the program. Good video, btw!
Just make sure to download the newest version of Java and install that because JWildfire needs the newest Java to work properly.
No need to install JWildfire, just download and unzip it into an empty folder and double-click the "jwildfire.exe" file.
If you haven't already had JWildfire on your system, make sure that you have enough memory allocated to it by setting it on the start up window.
I used to have 8Gb of memory and had mine set to about 6000mb, which is about 75% memory. You might need to drop it down to 4096mb if your system becomes too slow when running JWF.
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Ok, got it! Thanks! 😀