Yes, of course. I gathered all par-files I could get at that time and I have the permission of most of the artist to make them public. Peter's e-mail adress was lost.
You may download the par-files from the sites of the artists and the needed formulas from the fractal downloadsite with George Martin's last version of his formulacollection orgform.

Cheers --JoWeber--

http://www.joweber.de

Les St Clair schrieb:

Pete, >I used to be fairly active as a fractal artist about a decade or so ago!<Me too! >After a long break I want to start creating some more fractals<I'm still waiting for the inspiration...and the free time :-( >CompuServe Graphics Forum<Jo Weber maintains a collection of the old GraphDev pars at his sitehttp://www.joweber.de/frames_e.htm Go to "Fractal Images" > "Graphics Developers" Cheers, Les St Clair

----- Original Message -----

From: Peter Moreland

To: fractint@mailman.xmission.com

Sent: Saturday, July 10, 2004 5:45 PM

Subject: [Fractint] Ancient Par Files.

Hello Folks

I used to be fairly active as a fractal artist about a decade or so ago! After a long break I want to start creating some more fractals. The first thing I want to do is get all my lost PAR files back together, particularly for the images that I contributed to Fractal Creations Second Edition published by the Waite Group and those posted in the CompuServe Graphics Forum.

I have scoured the net and managed to find about 80% of them but the rest are rather elusive. If any of you folks have horded PAR files from this period or know of some sensible person who has an archive (I lost mine in a drive crash) that is on or off the net could you point me in the right direction?

Many thanks

Peter Moreland

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