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authorErik Reckase <e.reckase@gmail.com>2011-01-02 23:45:52 +0000
committerScott Draves <spot@draves.org>2015-02-15 12:20:14 -0500
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apophysis only uses the bottom 255 elements of the palette (instead of all 256). In many cases this does not have a noticable effect on images, but in others, the color difference is very striking. the env var 'apo_palette' may be set to 1 in order to render the image in flam3 as it would appear in apophysis.
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"enable_jpeg_comments 1 enables comments in the jpeg header (render and animate)\n"
"enable_png_comments 1 enables comments in the png header (render and animate)\n"
"\n"
-"New in 2.8:\n"
"earlyclip 0 enables the early clipping of rgb values for better antialiasing and resizing\n"
" defaults to 0 for backwards compatibility\n"
"flam27 0 flam3 2.7 compatibility mode; ensures generated genomes can be used by flam3 2.7.18\n"
"stagger 0 affects simultaneity of xform interpolation during genome interpolation.\n"
" represents how 'separate' the xforms are interpolated. set to 1 for each\n"
" xform to be interpolated individually, fractions control interp overlap.\n"
+"apo_palette 0 set this to 1 to use only the first 255 elements of the palette (apophysis compatibility)\n"
"\n"
"for example:\n"