Re: [Fractint] Two Pass Procedure and image
Albrecht, Are you saying that (for a 2-pass image) after using: - PAR-1 and - mfr_14_1 to create the (still unfinished) image. - you save it as Image-1 Then you: - edit the PAR-1 and save it as: PAR-2, - edit mfr_14_2 and get: mfr_14_2_hand_modified, - have Image-1 available to be read in by Fractint, - Run PAR-2 and save the image as Image-2 Then, "Image-2" is the final result of the 2-pass mfr_14. Did I understand you correctly? - Hal Lane ######################## # hallane@earthlink.net ######################## ========================= Author: Niekamp Date: 2015-02-21 09:56 -500 To: fractint and General Fractals Discussion Subject: [Fractint] Two Pass Procedure and image After the first experimental version I have standardized the procedure. Written MFR_14 with two different versions, exclusively for two pass images. The first version has been stripped of all warp modifications and consequently function conflicts. It is down compatible and previous incompatible modifications are deleted. It is a lot faster and a good source for "from the scratch" creation. After generation a par must be copied into a special file for this image together with version two of MFR_14. The actual functions are copied into the frm, which is very easy as they all are close together. FN1-4 are now free again. Only thing more to do is modify the par to load the frm with the name of the image and set functions to "ident" and you´re ready to go ahead with the modifications. 3 zooms are ready, possibly later. ; This is mainly for the records, the Fractint Archives, but possibly there is some reaction. The lurkers have ignored all requests for cooperation and feedback and no link will be supplied anymore. ; Here is version one of MFR_14, which may be useful for interested users and should be copied into the frm folder. Only the main loop is updated. ; ------------------------------------Start FRM-------------------------- mfr_14_1 {; Albrecht Niekamp Feb.19,2015 . . . ================================= --- This email has been checked for viruses by Avast antivirus software. http://www.avast.com
Am 22.02.2015 um 00:36 schrieb Hal Lane: > Are you saying that (for a 2-pass image) after using: > - PAR-1 and > - mfr_14_1 to create the (still unfinished) image. > - you save it as Image-1 > > Then you: > - edit the PAR-1 and save it as: PAR-2, > - edit mfr_14_2 and get: mfr_14_2_hand_modified, > - have Image-1 available to be read in by Fractint, > - Run PAR-2 and save the image as Image-2 > > Then, "Image-2" is the final result of the 2-pass mfr_14. > > Did I understand you correctly? Not quite. It´s a lot simpler then that. I dont save what you call image 1, I just need the Par and copy it directly into the "New" parfile, there are just a few modifications - call for the special frm version with the name of the image and set the functions to "ident". The image then is generated with the new functions and overwritten several times if neccessary during modification. The finished image is read and zoomed into like any other one. Fractint remembers and keeps in memory the modified frm. On a new fractint session I just call the par once and can do some more modifications. The zooms use the same modified frm. Albrecht
Wow, you certainly know how to think outside the box of what this program is supposed to be able to do! Amazing! Tony On 22 February 2015 at 05:10, Niekamp <Niekamp@ish.de> wrote:
Am 22.02.2015 um 00:36 schrieb Hal Lane:
Are you saying that (for a 2-pass image) after using: - PAR-1 and - mfr_14_1 to create the (still unfinished) image. - you save it as Image-1
Then you: - edit the PAR-1 and save it as: PAR-2, - edit mfr_14_2 and get: mfr_14_2_hand_modified, - have Image-1 available to be read in by Fractint, - Run PAR-2 and save the image as Image-2
Then, "Image-2" is the final result of the 2-pass mfr_14.
Did I understand you correctly?
Not quite. It´s a lot simpler then that. I dont save what you call image 1, I just need the Par and copy it directly into the "New" parfile, there are just a few modifications - call for the special frm version with the name of the image and set the functions to "ident". The image then is generated with the new functions and overwritten several times if neccessary during modification. The finished image is read and zoomed into like any other one. Fractint remembers and keeps in memory the modified frm. On a new fractint session I just call the par once and can do some more modifications. The zooms use the same modified frm. Albrecht
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Am 22.02.2015 um 07:29 schrieb Tony Hanmer:
Wow, you certainly know how to think outside the box of what this program is supposed to be able to do! Amazing!
Tony Thank you, Tony. Best of all is that I now have absolute freedom concerning modifications. All functions are free and any adhoc modification is possible as the frm is for one parent image only and it is an integrated part of ther par. Got to learn using that freedom, just like the new warp effect. Albrecht
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