The flame-editor features now also a gradient-library-window to select existing gradients (both internal and user-defined gradients are supported). There are a lot of examples provided. And, you can edit them also using the gradient-editor.
Complete changelog:
VERSION 0.80 (05.04.2025):
improved the performance of the gradient-library, when showing the previews for many gradients, and made this operation asynchronous
- added support for saving the current gradient to the gradient-library
- gradient-library: added support for flame-based gradients (extracts gradients and color-curves from flame-files)
- gradient-library: added support for flam3-gradient-libary-files (*.xml-files)
- variation sliders: set step-size to 1 for integer attributes
VERSION 0.79 (03.04.2025):
improved the layout of the gradient library and added support for various file formats
- gradient-library: added support for *.map-file-gradients
- gradient-library: added support for *.gradient-file-gradients
- gradient-library: added support for *.ugr-file-gradients
- gradient-library: added support for image-based gradients (*.png or *.jpg images)
VERSION 0.78 (01.04.2025):
the flame-editor features now also a gradient-library window to select existing gradients (both internal and user-defined gradients are supported)
- jukebox: optimized the flame-preparation process so that switching flames for the firrst time does not causes a small lag anymore
- added the default gradients from JWildfire to the internal gradient library