Attached Link: http://home.comcast.net/~fractalsbykeith1/pgs/frac112.htm

Yep, that's pretty cool. If it works well it removes the only advantage that Apo had as a standalone. I have been lurking in the Apo world and it amazes me what people are going through to try to mimic what UF can do. What a miserable way to work. Apo and UF should be used together. The best thing to do is to find the flame shapes in Apo and then move them into UF to adjust the colors, transparency, merge mode, masking, size, location and orientation, in context with the whole image.

On the other hand, who would be crazy enough to build a bird out of flames in a fractal program? That stuff should be done in Photoshop with an airbrush. ;~)

Keith

Message edited on: 07/27/2005 23:16