The Official JWildfire Blog

Finally found a efficient way to nest flames – even if they have a final transform The only thing which does not work (and will not work) is opacity. The feature will be included in the next release which will come in one of the next days.

Here are some images created using this technique:

Just released JWildfire V0.35.

Major changes where made to the fractal flames generator T.I.N.A.:

• larger and faster realtime preview
• new “cloverleaf_wf” and “cannabiscurve_wf” variations
• new “bubbles” random flame generator
• new “distribute colors” and “randomize colors” functions
• use reduced resolution while dragging flames with the mouse
• new “Swap RGB” transform option for gradients
• tuned the random gradient generator to produce more “interesting” colors
• faster and larger preview in the flame file dialog
• fixed a problem with file dialogs and java 7
• automatically select 1st transform after activation a flame from the thumbnail ribbon
• don’t automatically deactivate triangle mode after rendering the preview image in normal quality
• removed background color in HDR renderer
• removed the never finished “grab palette” function
• additional “filled” parameter for the rose_wf variation
• removed some unnecessary refreshs

As usual click the “Random flames” button to start playing around and have fun 🙂

Just released JWildfire V0.34.

Major changes where made to the fractal flames generator T.I.N.A.:

• HDR rendering (with oversampling): beneath the normal image a HDR image is rendered and saved, must be turned on in the Prefs
• allow to scale triangle in x- and y-direction independently
• new post_colorscale_wf variation
• Truchet variaton by TyrantWave
• increase/decrease variation parameters of type integer by whole numbers using the arrow buttons
• some minor enhancements for custom_wf variation
• loading/saving of ressources of variations (e. g. the source code of the custom_wf variation)

As usual click the “Random flames” button to start playing around and have fun 🙂

Just released the second tutorial for JWildfire to compose one fractal of several other fractals where the building fractals do NOT affect others. Have fun 🙂