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fractint-digest       Tuesday, December 30 1997       Volume 01 : Number 050




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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 10:44:37 +1100
From: "B Michie" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) Australian users

Plant real trees. Don't give me rubbish like, "I'd like
 a tall tree, but it mustn't grow above the gutters!
Oh- and the colour of the flowers mustn't clash
with the brickwork -- Spare me !@#$%^&***!

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> From: Peter Jakubowicz <[e-mail]>
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> Subject: Re: (fractint) Australian users
> Date: Tuesday, December 30, 1997 12:54 PM
>
> Now how on Earth did that happen. Never mind. I would just like to meet
someone here in Oz who has gone just a bit furhter than drawing pretty
pictures with Fractint. I still can't work out how to put the pars in.
Seems to take only one line in the programme, and then says "Whoops, can't
understand that!"
What to do?
Beth
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 21:56:51 +1100
From: "B Michie" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) The Gift That Keeps Giving

Please please can you tell me where and how I enter the pars info into
Fractint. I have the latest version, downloaded recently
I would really appreciate some help
Beth


Plant real trees. Don't give me rubbish like, "I'd like
 a tall tree, but it mustn't grow above the gutters!
Oh- and the colour of the flowers mustn't clash
with the brickwork -- Spare me !@#$%^&***!

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> From: Wizzle <[e-mail]>
> To: [e-mail]
> Subject: (fractint) The Gift That Keeps Giving
> Date: Friday, December 26, 1997 6:31 AM
>
> I'm having a lovely Christmas day taking a look at the par files from the
> contest.....a gift that keeps giving!!!  Here is a take on Kerry
Mitchell's
> variation on the contest formula par ....zoomed in...using one of my xmas
> color maps.  I think Kerry's spiral is a winner!!!  Thank heavens the
> entries were limited....sooooooooooooooooooooooo much material is still
> left to mine based on a single formula!!!!!!!!  neat thought
>
> kerryxmas          { ; my color map with a zoom on kerry's image
>   reset=1950 type=formula formulafile=contest4.frm
>   formulaname=contest4
>
center-mag=+0.32934339814122140/+0.00354219753242909/2.857051e+007/1.264
>   params=0/0 float=y maxiter=2048 inside=0 outside=atan
>
colors=000XG5<13>xzc<13>KA0000<46>000330<17>000cA4<2>m53p42s21w00w64wD8w\
>
KC<5>xiOynQyrSzwUurS<8>885<15>3wU<15>0A4000<32>000304A00<15>w00<5>w0C<9>\
>   6A0<7>1wU<15>0A03C2992<2>UA0VD2
>   }
>
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 06:47:31 -0500
From: Les St Clair <[e-mail]>
Subject: (fractint) Happy New Year!

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Hi Everyone!

Angela aka wizzle wrote:

<<I'm cooking a turkey today and looking for Fractals with a New
Year's theme.<<

Well Angela (and the rest of the gang at "Fractint") try this!!

Actually, the original par is by  Jan Maarten van der Valk who wrote the
Fractext program (used for the formula).
I just added the color map for the New Year fireworks!!

This par will draw an almost blank screen (showdot and the beep should le=
t
you know when it's finished). Then cycle the colours using the minus key
(the direction of rotation is important!)

I've sent the par file as a plain text attachment since Compuserve has
usually scrambled previous pars that I've posted in messages.

cheers, Les

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                     ; (c)1996 Jan Maarten van der Valk =0D
                     ; colors by Les St Clair=0D
  reset=3D1950 type=3Dformula formulafile=3Dfractint.frm=0D
  formulaname=3DHappy_New_Year function=3Dident/ident/tan =0D
  passes=3Dt showdot=3Dbright sound=3Dyes=0D
  center-mag=3D0.425921/0.211999/1.552985/1/-17.5 float=3Dy=0D
  colors=3D050<129>400000<14>00057K<14>zza<15>d9M<14>4ot1rw1o\=0D
  u<14>14J<15>vp4<15>V0k<7>KSb050<3>050 =0D
  cyclerange=3D2/255=0D
  }=0D
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FRM:Happy_New_Year { ; Frm uses whitesq to cast soft shadow=0D
                 ; Created with FracText 1.0 alpha 6 by=0D
                 ; Jan Maarten van der Valk=0D
                 ; [e-mail]=0D
                 ; 'periodicity=3D0' and 'passes=3D1' recommended=0D
  x=3Dreal(scrnpix)/real(scrnmax), y=3D(imag(scrnmax)-imag(scrnp\=0D
  ix))/real(scrnmax), z=3Dx+flip(y)=0D
  chrH1 =3D x<0.1315||x>0.184||(y<0.62825&&y>0.59675)&&x>0.1&&\=0D
  x<0.2155=0D
  chra2 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.27369,-0.61556))-0.02494)<0.01575&&\=0D
  x<0.27369||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.29119,-0.61556))-0.02494)<0.015\=0D
  75&&x>0.29119)&&y>0.61556||((abs(cabs(z+(-0.27369,-0.56569\=0D
  ))-0.02494)<0.01575&&x<0.27369)||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.29119,-0.\=0D
  56569))-0.02494)<0.01575&&x>0.29119))||(x>0.27369&&x<0.291\=0D
  19&&(y<0.5565||(y>0.62475&&y<0.65625)||(y>0.57488&&y<0.606\=0D
  37)))||(x>0.30037&&x<0.33188&&y<0.61556)=0D
  chrp3 =3D x>0.34938&&x<0.38088&&y<0.65625&&y>0.45937||(abs(c\=0D
  abs(z+(-0.41369,-0.59062))-0.04988)<0.01575&&x>0.38088)=0D
  chrp4 =3D x>0.49681&&x<0.52831&&y<0.65625&&y>0.45937||(abs(c\=0D
  abs(z+(-0.56113,-0.59062))-0.04988)<0.01575&&x>0.52831)=0D
  xy=3D2.5*x=0D
  chry5 =3D y<xy-1.195&&y>xy-1.27982||(y>-xy+2.245&&y<-xy+2.32\=0D
  982)&&y>xy-1.27982&&y<0.65625&&y>0.4375=0D
  test1 =3D chrH1||chra2&&y>0.525||chrp3||chrp4||chry5&&y<0.7=0D
  chrH6 =3D x<0.1465||x>0.199||(y<0.60325&&y>0.57175)&&x>0.115\=0D
  &&x<0.2305=0D
  chra7 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.28869,-0.59056))-0.02494)<0.01575&&\=0D
  x<0.28869||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.30619,-0.59056))-0.02494)<0.015\=0D
  75&&x>0.30619)&&y>0.59056||((abs(cabs(z+(-0.28869,-0.54069\=0D
  ))-0.02494)<0.01575&&x<0.28869)||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.30619,-0.\=0D
  54069))-0.02494)<0.01575&&x>0.30619))||(x>0.28869&&x<0.306\=0D
  19&&(y<0.5315||(y>0.59975&&y<0.63125)||(y>0.54988&&y<0.581\=0D
  38)))||(x>0.31538&&x<0.34688&&y<0.59056)=0D
  chrp8 =3D x>0.36438&&x<0.39588&&y<0.63125&&y>0.43438||(abs(c\=0D
  abs(z+(-0.42869,-0.56562))-0.04988)<0.01575&&x>0.39588)=0D
  chrp9 =3D x>0.51181&&x<0.54331&&y<0.63125&&y>0.43438||(abs(c\=0D
  abs(z+(-0.57613,-0.56562))-0.04988)<0.01575&&x>0.54331)=0D
  chry10 =3D y<xy-1.2575&&y>xy-1.34232||(y>-xy+2.2575&&y<-xy+2\=0D
  .34232)&&y>xy-1.34232&&y<0.63125&&y>0.4125=0D
  test2 =3D chrH6||chra7&&y>0.5||chrp8||chrp9||chry10&&y<0.675=0D
  xCN=3D2.5*x=0D
  chrN11 =3D x>0.1&&x<0.1208||(x>0.152&&x<0.1744)||(y>-xCN+0.5\=0D
  1&&y<-xCN+0.56601)=0D
  chre12 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.23615,-0.17875))-0.03835)<0.0104&&\=0D
  (x<0.23615||y>0.17528||y<0.15448)||(y>0.17528&&y<0.19608&&\=0D
  x>0.1978&&x<0.2745)=0D
  xw=3D4*x=0D
  chrw13 =3D y<xw-1.15911&&y>xw-1.24487||(y>-xw+1.59244&&y<-xw\=0D
  +1.6782)&&y<0.21667||(y>-xw+1.41911&&y<-xw+1.50487)||(y<xw\=0D
  -1.33244&&y>xw-1.4182)&&y<0.2275=0D
  xCY=3D2*x=0D
  chrY15 =3D y<xCY-0.87485&&y>xCY-0.92136||(y>-xCY+1.23885&&y<\=0D
  -xCY+1.28536)&&y>xCY-0.92136=0D
  chre16 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.65243,-0.17875))-0.03835)<0.0104&&\=0D
  (x<0.65243||y>0.17528||y<0.15448)||(y>0.17528&&y<0.19608&&\=0D
  x>0.61408&&x<0.69078)=0D
  chra17 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.74376,-0.19792))-0.01918)<0.0104&&\=0D
  x<0.74376||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.75676,-0.19792))-0.01918)<0.010\=0D
  4&&x>0.75676)&&y>0.19792||((abs(cabs(z+(-0.74376,-0.15958)\=0D
  )-0.01918)<0.0104&&x<0.74376)||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.75676,-0.15\=0D
  958))-0.01918)<0.0104&&x>0.75676))||(x>0.74376&&x<0.75676&\=0D
  &(y<0.1508||(y>0.2067&&y<0.2275)||(y>0.16835&&y<0.18915)))\=0D
  ||(x>0.76553&&x<0.78633&&y<0.19792)=0D
  chrr18 =3D x>0.79933&&x<0.82013&&y<0.2275||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.8\=0D
  35,-0.19183))-0.02527)<0.0104&&y>0.19183)=0D
  chrXM19 =3D x>0.88367&&x<0.90447&&(y<0.1508||y>0.1612)=0D
  test3 =3D chrN11||chre12||chrw13||chrY15||chre16||chra17||ch\=0D
  rr18||chrXM19&&y>0.13&&y<0.26=0D
  chrN20 =3D x>0.115&&x<0.1358||(x>0.167&&x<0.1894)||(y>-xCN+0\=0D
  .5325&&y<-xCN+0.58851)=0D
  chre21 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.25115,-0.16375))-0.03835)<0.0104&&\=0D
  (x<0.25115||y>0.16028||y<0.13948)||(y>0.16028&&y<0.18108&&\=0D
  x>0.2128&&x<0.2895)=0D
  chrw22 =3D y<xw-1.23411&&y>xw-1.31987||(y>-xw+1.63744&&y<-xw\=0D
  +1.7232)&&y<0.20167||(y>-xw+1.46411&&y<-xw+1.54987)||(y<xw\=0D
  -1.40744&&y>xw-1.4932)&&y<0.2125=0D
  chrY24 =3D y<xCY-0.91985&&y>xCY-0.96636||(y>-xCY+1.25385&&y<\=0D
  -xCY+1.30036)&&y>xCY-0.96636=0D
  chre25 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.66743,-0.16375))-0.03835)<0.0104&&\=0D
  (x<0.66743||y>0.16028||y<0.13948)||(y>0.16028&&y<0.18108&&\=0D
  x>0.62908&&x<0.70578)=0D
  chra26 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.75876,-0.18292))-0.01918)<0.0104&&\=0D
  x<0.75876||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.77176,-0.18292))-0.01918)<0.010\=0D
  4&&x>0.77176)&&y>0.18292||((abs(cabs(z+(-0.75876,-0.14458)\=0D
  )-0.01918)<0.0104&&x<0.75876)||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.77176,-0.14\=0D
  458))-0.01918)<0.0104&&x>0.77176))||(x>0.75876&&x<0.77176&\=0D
  &(y<0.1358||(y>0.1917&&y<0.2125)||(y>0.15335&&y<0.17415)))\=0D
  ||(x>0.78053&&x<0.80133&&y<0.18292)=0D
  chrr27 =3D x>0.81433&&x<0.83513&&y<0.2125||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.8\=0D
  5,-0.17683))-0.02527)<0.0104&&y>0.17683)=0D
  chrXM28 =3D x>0.89867&&x<0.91947&&(y<0.1358||y>0.1462)=0D
  test4 =3D chrN20||chre21||chrw22||chrY24||chre25||chra26||ch\=0D
  rr27||chrXM28&&y>0.115&&y<0.245=0D
  xc=3D1*x=0D
  chrCR29 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.62125,-0.01125))-0.00531)<0.00094\=0D
  ||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.62125,-0.01125))-0.00219)<0.00094&&(x<0.\=0D
  62125||y>xc-0.61||y<-xc+0.6325))=0D
  x1=3D1.5*x=0D
  chr130 =3D y<x1-0.92885&&y>x1-0.93223&&y>-x/1.5+0.43208||(x>\=0D
  0.63128&&x<0.63316)=0D
  chr931 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.63738,-0.00859))-0.00266)<0.00094&\=0D
  &y<0.00859||abs(cabs(z+(-0.63738,-0.01391))-0.00266)<0.000\=0D
  94||(x>0.63909&&x<0.64097&&y>0.00859&&y<0.01391)=0D
  chr932 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.64519,-0.00859))-0.00266)<0.00094&\=0D
  &y<0.00859||abs(cabs(z+(-0.64519,-0.01391))-0.00266)<0.000\=0D
  94||(x>0.64691&&x<0.64878&&y>0.00859&&y<0.01391)=0D
  chr633 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.653,-0.01391))-0.00266)<0.00094&&y\=0D
  >0.01391||abs(cabs(z+(-0.653,-0.00859))-0.00266)<0.00094||\=0D
  (x>0.64941&&x<0.65128&&y>0.00859&&y<0.01391)=0D
  chrJ42 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.71081,-0.00859))-0.00266)<0.00094&\=0D
  &y<=3D0.00812||(x>0.71253&&y>0.00812)&&x<0.71441=0D
  xCM=3D2.5*x=0D
  chrM43 =3D y>-xCM+1.80508&&y<-xCM+1.81013||(y<xCM-1.78675&&y\=0D
  >xCM-1.79179)&&y>0.00917||(x>0.71503&&x<0.71691)||(x>0.721\=0D
  84&&x<0.72372)=0D
  xv=3D3*x=0D
  chrv45 =3D y>-xv+2.20615&&y<-xv+2.21208||y<xv-2.19615&&y>xv-\=0D
  2.20208&&y<0.01438=0D
  xSL=3D4*x=0D
  chrSL46 =3D y<xSL-2.95278&&y>xSL-2.96051=0D
  chrd47 =3D x>0.75216&&x<0.75403||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.74981,-0.00\=0D
  969))-0.00375)<0.00094&&x<0.75216)=0D
  xCV=3D3.5*x=0D
  chrV49 =3D y>-xCV+2.68068&&y<-xCV+2.6875||y<xCV-2.67068&&y>x\=0D
  CV-2.6775=0D
  chra50 =3D abs(cabs(z+(-0.77344,-0.01156))-0.00188)<0.00094&\=0D
  &x<0.77344||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.77469,-0.01156))-0.00188)<0.00\=0D
  094&&x>0.77469)&&y>0.01156||((abs(cabs(z+(-0.77344,-0.0078\=0D
  1))-0.00188)<0.00094&&x<0.77344)||(abs(cabs(z+(-0.77469,-0\=0D
  .00781))-0.00188)<0.00094&&x>0.77469))||(x>0.77344&&x<0.77\=0D
  469&&(y<0.00688||(y>0.0125&&y<0.01438)||(y>0.00875&&y<0.01\=0D
  062)))||(x>0.77563&&x<0.7775&&y<0.01156)=0D
  chrl51 =3D x<0.78&&x>0.77813=0D
  xk=3D1.25*x=0D
  chrk52 =3D x<0.7825||(y<xk-0.96766&&y>xk-0.97066&&y<0.01438)\=0D
  ||(y>-xk+0.98703&&y<-xk+0.99003&&y<xk-0.96766)&&x>0.78063=0D
  test5 =3D chrCR29||chr130||chr931||chr932||chr633||chrJ42||c\=0D
  hrM43||chrv45||chrSL46||chrd47||chrV49||chra50||chrl51||ch\=0D
  rk52&&y>0.005&&y<0.0175=0D
  xUA=3D2*x=0D
  chrUA53 =3D y<xUA-0.405&&y<-xUA+1.355&&y>=3D0.395||(x>0.42&&x<\=0D
  0.46&&y<0.395&&(x>0.42667&&x<0.43667||y>0.325))||(abs(cabs\=0D
  (z+(-0.46,-0.325))-0.02)<0.00333&&y<=3D0.325&&x<0.46)&&y>0.0\=0D
  75=0D
  test6 =3D chrUA53&&y<0.475=0D
  test=3Dtest1||test3=0D
  test0=3Dtest2||test4||test5||test6=0D
  test0=3Dtest0&&whitesq=0D
  test0=3D(test0=3D=3D0)=0D
  test0=3D((test0||test)=3D=3D0)=0D
  f1=3Dsin(.5*pixel)=0D
  f2=3D1/(32*pixel)=0D
  pixel=3D(test=3D=3D0)*f2+test*f1=0D
  z=3D1+(0,-0.65)/fn3(pixel+(0,0.75)):=0D
  z2=3Dz*z, z4=3Dz2*z2, n=3Dz4*z2-1, z=3Dz-n/(6*z4*z)=0D
  |n|>=3D.0001&&test0=3D=3D0=0D
  }=0D

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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 06:54:50 -0800
From: Peter Jakubowicz <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) Quartz formula pars

At 09:58 PM 12/30/97 +1100, Beth wrote:
>Please could you tell me where and how to enter these pars into Fractint. I
>have the latest version, downloaded recently.
>Just a little help would really be appreciated.
>Thanks

Oh, dear, here goes a rank amateur trying to give advice. And my images
really aren't very good, trust me. But I think your problem might be that
you haven't added the formulas. The Quartz formulas don't come with
Fractint. They're Paul Derbyshire's. To see my pars, you have to also copy
the formulas into Fractint, as I have them named in my pars. For example in
one par it reads, formulafile=quartz.frm formulaname=QuartzM1A. That means
you have to save the formula QuartzM1A in Fracatint into a file named
quartz.frm. When you run the par, it looks for the formula; if it doesn't
find it, you get an error message. I included the necessary formulas with
the par files I sent in, but, really, the best thing to do is to to go to
Paul's gallery (http://www3.sympatico.ca/bob.beland/fractgal.html). There,
you can copy the whole lot of his Quartzes, as well as his Nova formulas,
into your copy of Fractint. Just make sure you save the formulas with their
extension .frm. (Windows sometimes adds a .txt extension to mess things
up.) Also make sure you get his pars, too, saving them with the extension
.par. His are REALLY GOOD.

I hope I am not being too confusing. Also, if you're interested in learning
about fractals, I would highly recommend going to Paul's pages. Besides
being the best gallery on the net (IMHO), he has a lot of really good
information on learning about fractals and looking for fractals with
Fractint.

If you're having trouble, just send in more questions; I will try to answer
them, but there are people on this list who are a lot better than me at
answering them in a comprehensible manner, giving specific instructions,
etc. Peter


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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 07:11:36 -0500
From: davides <[e-mail]>
Subject: (fractint) Re: new from IBM

About 5 minutes ago I heard a news bit that IBM has made another advance in
storage capacity for hd ~ 11 gig per sq inch (or ~ 11 gig/inch). This will
be available around 2001.
So...what can be done using fractals with this much storage space?
Nothing per se, but but but - certainly beats 640K.
Just passing this on...
[e-mail]
"Do Not Meddle In The Affairs Of Dragons For You Are Crunchy And Good With
Ketchup"

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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 23:19:43 +1100
From: "B Michie" <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) Australian users

Who needs an excuse!!!
Beth

Plant real trees. Don't give me rubbish like, "I'd like
 a tall tree, but it mustn't grow above the gutters!
Oh- and the colour of the flowers mustn't clash
with the brickwork -- Spare me !@#$%^&***!

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> From: Jason Hine <[e-mail]>
> To: [e-mail]
> Subject: Re: (fractint) Australian users
> Date: Tuesday, December 30, 1997 10:53 AM
>
> Beth wrote:
>
>
> >Are there any Fractint users out there from Australia,
> around Sydney or
> >Campbelltown or thereabouts?
> >I don't mind a bit of travel to meet people with an
> interest in fractals
> >Beth
>
>
> And now fractals become an excuse to travel the world!... I
> suggest a Fractal Exploration Expedition for early in the
> year 2000... takers?
>
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 15:21:07 +0100
From: [e-mail] (Guy Marson)
Subject: Re: (fractint) >>A gynaeclogical look to it<<

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Hi fractinters,

Got some problems with sexuality? I hope not..

One nice (my opinion) animated fractal, for man_only!!. Woman may find it
boring, boring...
Let it run with Fractint and DTA (Dave's Targa Animator)..

Have fun..


Guy


>Hello all...
>
>Excuse me just jumping straight in but the talk of gynaecological fractals
>reminded me of an image I did a few years ago.
>
>
>Slither            { ; (c)1997 Peter Moreland
>                     ; [e-mail]
>                     ; No commercial use without permission
>  reset=1730 type=formula formulafile=fractint.frm
>  formulaname=wineglass
>  corners=-2.371209/1.118991/2.12422/-2.125593/1.118991/-2.125593
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>  colors=000312<32>X6IY7JZ9L<10>mchofjofj<139>soptpqsno<19>_AMZ7KX7J<8>D38\
>  A26825513312000<27>201
>  }
>
>
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Fungi for fun = FunGUY... @:-]

(Guy Marson, 45b, rue de Bettembourg, L-5810 Hesperange)
(Tel./Fax : [phone])  e-mail: [e-mail]

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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 09:12:48 -0800
From: Wizzle <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) simplenet

Julian...

My simplenet main address is

http://wizzle.simplenet.com/

the fractals are at

http://wizzle.simplenet.com/fractals/fractalintro.htm

Note the snazzy address...almost like a domain, huh??

Angela


At 02:43 AM 12/30/97 EST, you wrote:
>Wizzle <[e-mail]> writes:
>>If anyone wants to set up a fractal homepage.....I highly recommend
>>
>>www.simplenet.com
>>
>>For a piddly $10 per month you get unlimited...that's right...space for a
>>homepage....
>
>Angela, what's your URL at simplenet?  I'd like both to see your page and
>check out simplenet.
>
>Thanks,
>Julian
>
>--------------
>Julian Adamaitis
>
>Fractelligent Designs
>visit "Julian's Fractal Page"
>http://members.aol.com/julianpa
>[e-mail]
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 09:41:13 -0800
From: Wizzle <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) The Gift That Keeps Giving

Beth....

Here is what I do and it works most of the time.  I run under win95 so ole
works for me and I can cut and paste.....

1.  Highlight the par portion of the information.  It usually starts with a
name, some information and then the word "reset."  It ends with a }
character. Make sure you have the whole thing highlighted.

2.  Copy what is highlighted.....different programs put the copy function
in different places.....in my Eudora I go to "edit" and get a drop down
menu that shows the word "copy".....click on copy.

3.  Open a vanilla flavored text editor like notepad (I know, I know, use
PFD).....one which doesn't add word processing characters......find the
paste utility (usually in a drop down menu either under "file" or "edit" at
the top of the screen) .......click on paste.....the whole par should now
be pasted. Make sure there are no spaces between lines or any extraneous
characters from your mail program. Save the file as anyfilename.par....make
sure you use the three letter extension.  The par file can be put
anywhere......I have a separate folder under my fractint folder for pars.

4.  The formula for the par must be saved separately, if it is not one of
the fractint standard formulas using the three letter extension .frm.
Copy and paste it, as above, into a separate file.  Then name the formula
file whatever (exactly) it says in the par file.....take a look below and
you will see that the par I sent "looks" for the formula

formulafile=contest4.frm
formulaname=contest4

Put the formula file (in this case contest4.frm) into the same directory
(folder) as fractint...NOT with the par if the par is in a different folder.

The par portion of the pars can be put into a single file, one par after
another. I suppose the formulas could be put into a single file too, but
then you would have to go to the trouble of editing the par to "find" the
formula properly.

To make a par to send to others......that's easy

1.  While you are in Fractint....and looking at that dynamite image you
want to share.....hit the "b" key.  You will get a screen you can change.

2.  Up on the very first line figure out a filename .....I use angela.par
or examples.par or something like that....don't forget the .par part

3. On the second line...enter some sort of name for your image....pretty
much anything appears to work........then on the 3rd line you can enter a
short explanatory note, if you like...but that's optional....hit enter.

4.  Exit Fractint and get to wherever your editor is....mine is in win95 so
I return to that.....open your editor (notepad for me). Open the file you
just made.....say angela.par.  You will see the par information
there....just copy it and paste it into an email for us!!!! Taaaaaaaa
Daaaaaahhhhh!!!!

It's a lot easier to do than explain. Hope this helps.....

Angela




At 09:56 PM 12/30/97 +1100, you wrote:
>Please please can you tell me where and how I enter the pars info into
>Fractint. I have the latest version, downloaded recently
>I would really appreciate some help
>Beth
>
>
>Plant real trees. Don't give me rubbish like, "I'd like
> a tall tree, but it mustn't grow above the gutters!
>Oh- and the colour of the flowers mustn't clash
>with the brickwork -- Spare me !@#$%^&***!
>
>----------
>> From: Wizzle <[e-mail]>
>> To: [e-mail]
>> Subject: (fractint) The Gift That Keeps Giving
>> Date: Friday, December 26, 1997 6:31 AM
>>
>> I'm having a lovely Christmas day taking a look at the par files from the
>> contest.....a gift that keeps giving!!!  Here is a take on Kerry
>Mitchell's
>> variation on the contest formula par ....zoomed in...using one of my xmas
>> color maps.  I think Kerry's spiral is a winner!!!  Thank heavens the
>> entries were limited....sooooooooooooooooooooooo much material is still
>> left to mine based on a single formula!!!!!!!!  neat thought
>>
>> kerryxmas          { ; my color map with a zoom on kerry's image
>>   reset=1950 type=formula formulafile=contest4.frm
>>   formulaname=contest4
>>
>center-mag=+0.32934339814122140/+0.00354219753242909/2.857051e+007/1.264
>>   params=0/0 float=y maxiter=2048 inside=0 outside=atan
>>
>colors=000XG5<13>xzc<13>KA0000<46>000330<17>000cA4<2>m53p42s21w00w64wD8w\
>>
>KC<5>xiOynQyrSzwUurS<8>885<15>3wU<15>0A4000<32>000304A00<15>w00<5>w0C<9>\
>>   6A0<7>1wU<15>0A03C2992<2>UA0VD2
>>   }
>>
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 09:59:43 -0800
From: Wizzle <[e-mail]>
Subject: (fractint) Beth's Question

Beth....

It occurred to me that maybe you didn't have the contest4.frm....so here it is

contest4  {; Kerry Mitchell
      ; slightly optimized version of Contest formula
         z=p1, c=pixel:
         z2=sqr(z), z=z*z2+c*(1+z-z2), |z| <= 4
         }

You will need that for some of my pars.


Angela

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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 11:39:46 -0700
From: Rich Thomson <[e-mail]>
Subject: Re: (fractint) Multiple part files

In article <4A25657D.0017BA76.00@cam02_smtp.boroondara.vic.gov.au> ,
    <[e-mail]>  writes:
> I have not had the problem your having but I sometimes find that
> occasionaly the Simplgif program
> fails to work properly.  It fails to compress the file properly.  When I
> attempt to open
> the image in Paint Shop Pro I get a bad LZW compression message.
>
> Reducing the number of peices seems to help.
>
>       Any solutions?

An alternative, is to use a more powerful image manipulation toolkit
like netpbm.  However, the power of netpbm comes at the cost of some
complexity.  Here's an example of how you would stitch together a 4x4
tile set:

    # assemble column 0
    giftopnm frmig_00.gif > tile0.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_01.gif > tile1.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_02.gif > tile2.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_03.gif > tile3.pnm
    pnmcat -tb tile0.pnm tile1.pnm tile2.pnm tile3.pnm > column0.pnm

    # assemble column 1
    giftopnm frmig_10.gif > tile0.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_11.gif > tile1.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_12.gif > tile2.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_13.gif > tile3.pnm
    pnmcat -tb tile0.pnm tile1.pnm tile2.pnm tile3.pnm > column1.pnm

    # assemble column 2
    giftopnm frmig_00.gif > tile0.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_01.gif > tile1.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_02.gif > tile2.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_03.gif > tile3.pnm
    pnmcat -tb tile0.pnm tile1.pnm tile2.pnm tile3.pnm > column2.pnm

    # assemble column 3
    giftopnm frmig_00.gif > tile0.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_01.gif > tile1.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_02.gif > tile2.pnm
    giftopnm frmig_03.gif > tile3.pnm
    pnmcat -tb tile0.pnm tile1.pnm tile2.pnm tile3.pnm > column3.pnm

    # assemble final image
    pnmcat -lr column0.pnm column1.pnm column2.pnm column3.pnm \
    | ppmquant 256 | ppmtogif > huge.gif

As you can see, the command sequence is lengthy and tedious, which
makes it a great candidate for a batch file.  Since fractint's b
command always puts the savename frmig_NM in the written par file
the only variation on this for different images is the name of the
output file which can be made a parameter in the batch file.
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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 18:36:25 -0000
From: Peter Moreland <[e-mail]>
Subject: (fractint) Par Problem - Can you help?

I produced these three images today, all three are a variation on the same
theme, however only one of them will reproduce from it's param entry. I
can't work out why, any help would be appreciated :)

All the saved GIF's restore Ok, just cant 'B' the blighters!

Quillz regenerates Ok, Turnz & Coilz just produce a GIF you wouldn't bother
to share ;)



Quillz             { ; (C)1997 Peter Moreland
                     ; Dec 30, 1997   0:00:57.85 P200MMX
                     ; Email: [e-mail]
                     ; *** No Commercial Use Without Permission ***
  reset=0 type=formula formulafile=fractint.frm formulaname=wineglass
  center-mag=-0.212925/-0.0207727/5.211311/1.0877/95.804/-1.518
  float=y maxiter=100 inside=maxiter outside=real decomp=128
  finattract=y
  colors=000Wmo<34>WopWpqWno<6>W`eWZcVXbUV`<10>J7K<2>D6HA6FA5E<8>A12A00A00\
  <26>A01A12A12A13A13<20>A5EA5EB5FC5F<5>H6II7JJ9L<6>TT_UWaVYdW`fWchWfj<103\
  >WmnA01
  }

Turnz              { ; (C)1997 Peter Moreland
                     ; Dec 30, 1997   0:00:55.81 P200MMX
                     ; Email: [e-mail]
                     ; *** No Commercial Use Without Permission ***
  reset=0 type=formula formulafile=fractint.frm formulaname=wineglass
  center-mag=6.15748/-30.3697/0.06252411/1.0916/82.162/0.671 float=y
  maxiter=100 inside=maxiter outside=real decomp=128 finattract=y
  colors=000Wmo<34>WopWpqWno<6>W`eWZcVXbUV`<10>J7K<2>D6HA6FA5E<8>A12A00A00\
  <26>A01A12A12A13A13<20>A5EA5EB5FC5F<5>H6II7JJ9L<6>TT_UWaVYdW`fWchWfj<103\
  >WmnA01
  }

Coilz              { ; (C)1997 Peter Moreland
                     ; Dec 30, 1997   0:00:51.02 P200MMX
                     ; Email: [e-mail]
                     ; *** No Commercial Use Without Permission ***
  reset=0 type=formula formulafile=fractint.frm formulaname=wineglass
  center-mag=+1.59315549824318400/+7.74678495561187200/11476.84/0.9461/25.\
  564/3.962 float=y maxiter=500 inside=period outside=real decomp=128
  finattract=y
  colors=000Wmo<34>WopWpqWno<6>W`eWZcVXbUV`<10>J7K<2>D6HA6FA5E<8>A12A00A00\
  <26>A01A12A12A13A13<20>A5EA5EB5FC5F<5>H6II7JJ9L<6>TT_UWaVYdW`fWchWfj<103\
  >WmnA01
  }



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Date: Tue, 30 Dec 1997 11:24:50 -0800
From: "Jay Hill" <[e-mail]>
Subject: (fractint) The weirdest bird off the planet

Hi Fractintiers,

Here is a sample using Paul Carlson's 3D Balls formula.
I thought I'd just take a simple pan down to elephant row
and see what the balls would look like in one of the spirals.

Well...

One should be cautious when using this formula, as this
example shows. You can get some images that should
not be viewed by humans.  I'm holding the copyright tightly
on this one, since it should not be shown to non-fractal
types***. They just won't understand and might call the
guys in white coats.  ;-)

*** For a discussion of fractals and personality types,
see recent Fractal art list postings.

Jay


Weird-Bird         { ; (c) Jay Hill, 1997
                     ;  *** No Use Of Any Kind Without Doctor's Permission ***
                     ; Uses Paul Carlson's formula
  reset=1960 type=formula formulafile=3dballsm.frm
  formulaname=3d_balls_mset
  center-mag=+0.27938299541093040/-0.00842228714524207/1500
  params=0.0065/150/8/30 float=y maxiter=30000 inside=253 outside=summ
  colors=000c40<28>zW0aG0<28>zz00C4<28>\
  0zR0CC<28>0zz00O<25>EEuEEwFFxGGzI0K\
  <28>fOzO08<28>z0fO00<28>z88000<13>000
  savename=Weirdbrd
  }


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