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- Changes from FracGen 1.22 to 1.23 =========================================
-
- Save Pic Save Pic has been added to allow saving to an IFF file. And
- the wait pointer comes on during file access.
-
- Changes from FracGen 1.21 to 1.22 =========================================
-
- Detail Detail is now computed correctly, comparing the square of the
- distance to the square of the detail value. It takes a little
- longer, but the results are more accurate.
-
- Changes from FracGen 1.2 to 1.21 ==========================================
-
- Depth Depth now has a maximum of 500, rather than 70. To take
- advantage of the full 500, you must set the stack size to about
- 25000.
-
- Changes from FracGen 1.1 to 1.2 ===========================================
-
- Undo Undo has been added in the Project menu. It removes any changes
- since the previous Draw. It is implemented as files with the
- base name "RAM:FracGen.Undo". If you want it to use a different
- volume, feel free to FileZap the executable. Saving the state
- before each Draw takes about a second - sorry about the wait.
- A double Undo restores the changes. (Undo suggested by Keith Burton)
-
- Duplicate Points
- Previously, if you Added two points at the same spot, the second
- point would be shifted slightly to the right to avoid problems
- with dividing by zero. Now, any duplicate points are deleted,
- no questions asked. This should help those with jittery fingers.
- (You will probably not notice this change.)
-
- Mule visibility
- A new visibility parameter has been added to Line Segment
- Visibility - Mule (m). A Mule line segment is visible, but
- cannot fractalize further, so it shows as a line. It is named
- after its biological counterpart, which is sterile.
-
- Smart Scrolling
- When using the directory gadget and there are more files than
- will fit in the window, the files will scroll out from the mouse.
- For example, to load "ZeeLastFile", hold the mouse at the bottom
- of the window, and the files will scroll upward. A nice side
- effect is that when you try to double-click on a file while
- it's still reading the disk, the file holds still.
-