
Explore the infite beauty of flame-fractals in a playful way
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One of the best GUI interfaces for Artists. Very well laid out, and menus are very intuitive. A very robust application for creating flames and then using them for web, print, and animation. You couldn't ask for more! Also is a mature platform, on release 8.2. and is very stable on the PC. I don't know about the Mac.
Fantastic program.
I've been using this software for about 10 years or more. I got it for free from their website but bought it here to help support the developers. It is a great software and it can be addicting with all the cool images and animations you can get. There is a learning curve but you can get great images without much knowledge. You don't need to use all the tools or know how they work. Just play around to see what you can get. There are some youtube videos to help get you started but most are pretty old.
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if your into creating fractals this program is the one for you. create your own or use hundreds of random flames to create beautiful wallpapers fo your pc/laptop.
L'infini sous la souris, je peux tutoyer le #vivant par sa relation fractale au monde. Immersif.
If you are into fractals or fractal flames, stationary or as movies, this is a beast of a software offering. At first, just play with random batches. Then try the controls for changing the position and rotation of the onscreen "triangles" that control the transformations, which are what makes the goodness! This product has been under active development ever since I started using the Windows version of it many years ago and it keeps getting more powerful and more interesting.
I haven't seen many people mention how similar JWildfire is to Apophysis. For me, JWildfire is like Apophysis remade from scratch. The two are so similar that I would even recommend using Apophysis tutorials to get started. If you [b]have[/b] used Apophysis, you shouldn't have much of a problem getting into JWildfire. You can even import/load the files created with Apophysis.
A bit of a learning curve but have created some amazing fractals.
Fun just to do random 'fractal flame' drawings. Intensely deep if you want to control and/or animate them.
useful for graphic design assets
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