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JWildfire 5.60 "Gnarl3D" flame worked and rendered into this bit of whimsy. Post G'MIC "Freaky Details" in GIMP 2.10.

It occurs to me that some day, a few might have gone to the JWildfire website, downloaded the Java (or OpenJDK) and JWildfire plugin apropos to their OS, and be daunted by the large array of tools JW has for creating, generating, and contorting fractals. For proper operating info, the JWildfire site offers direction to basics.

For those who may get a general idea of what JWildfire does, again some may wonder why MB3D artists share their flames but JW fractalists usually don't...it's that to copy an MB3D flame all one need do (though flames can be saved otherwise) is copy the dA-posted flame text, and have MB3D load from clipboard...fast, easy.

For anyone who might want to analyze how a JW raw fractal gets moved into more intricacy, this one time I'll give the parameters for the flame which I call "Silverfish Ball". Just copy every character of the params top left to bottom right, then open your favorite OS text editor, paste the params, have your editor save as whatever name you like changing file extension from ".txt" to ".flame", and save anywhere you like. Then, open JWildfire, top center find bar "Load flame", find where you saved, and open. From there you can see how everything was set, tinker with any settings you like for practice, and don't worry...JW editor does not destroy or alter a saved flame file; make a mistake, just re-load flame.

Here are the flame parameters, and as JW's creator says: "Happy fractalin'"!

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Description
JWildfire 5.60 "Gnarl3D" flame worked and rendered into this bit of whimsy. Post G'MIC "Freaky Details" in GIMP 2.10.

It occurs to me that some day, a few might have gone to the JWildfire website, downloaded the Java (or OpenJDK) and JWildfire plugin apropos to their OS, and be daunted by the large array of tools JW has for creating, generating, and contorting fractals. For proper operating info, the JWildfire site offers direction to basics.

For those who may get a general idea of what JWildfire does, again some may wonder why MB3D artists share their flames but JW fractalists usually don't...it's that to copy an MB3D flame all one need do (though flames can be saved otherwise) is copy the dA-posted flame text, and have MB3D load from clipboard...fast, easy.

For anyone who might want to analyze how a JW raw fractal gets moved into more intricacy, this one time I'll give the parameters for the flame which I call "Silverfish Ball". Just copy every character of the params top left to bottom right, then open your favorite OS text editor, paste the params, have your editor save as whatever name you like changing file extension from ".txt" to ".flame", and save anywhere you like. Then, open JWildfire, top center find bar "Load flame", find where you saved, and open. From there you can see how everything was set, tinker with any settings you like for practice, and don't worry...JW editor does not destroy or alter a saved flame file; make a mistake, just re-load flame.

Here are the flame parameters, and as JW's creator says: "Happy fractalin'"!

180000540202B82E00C33D05C63D02CB4C03CF5003D35503D15402D04F03CC4900CB3D01
C93B04C73E03CA4C03CD4D07CF5507CB5D0EC25A1CCB662ECC6428B76126B9601C976633
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