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Julia
's curves are
a family of mathematical curves (fractals) renowned
for their beauties. This plugin is extremely
simple : to track down an interesting
curve, use the Julia control or press
the Random button (that's all !).
Besides, it allows endless zooming,
to customize colours, and to save settings.
Use of the Zoom
Press the reset button to
restore the default size. Select
the zoom in tool (If
it is not already made). Make a left
click in the preview window, keep the mouse button
pressed and slide the cursor. Delimit
the zone which interests you and then release.
(Illustration below, with the parameter Julia
= 866).
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To cancel current selection,
maintain the mouse pressed and move it outside
the preview window. Then, press the X button.
Remark: A
much more simple use of the zoom tool consists
in clicking directly .
Customize Colors
Julia
World proposes colours by default. To
modify them, you have to create in advance a
gradient with the plugin Gradient
Smithy.
In the box gradient, choose option
Custom and load the gradient with the Load
button.
Below, an example of customization:
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To
personalize the gradient application, the plugin
proposes also two parameters:
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Grad Offset: Exactly the
same parameter as for the plugin Gradient Smithy.
It remains directly accessible.
- Grad Period: represents
the periodicity for which colours are repeated. Recommendation: leave
rather at the highest value.
Save
All
parameters can be saved in a single preset file,
including the gradient.
This plugin interests you? Click the link below.
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