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Major changes: option to generate z-buffers for regular (non-solid) flames motion-curve-editor: sync animation to multiple frequency-bands of an mp3-song macOS-platform: security scoped bookmarks are used to remember already selected folder-locations Windows-platform: we now have about 660 variations which are supported on GPU Fixed a very old bug that could lead to significant performance degradation: Unicode characters are now handled correctly when loading/saving settings Have fun! :-) Original post: http://blog.overwhale.com/?p=5758

After three months of work, I’m glad to release JWildfire V6.00 as another major update. This time, the animation-features where greatly improved: - animation playback and -editing in the main editor is much smoother now, in general the editing gives much for “fluid” feeling - the main editor now supports automatic creation of animation keyframes: you move to a certain frame, change a property, and JWildfire automatically creates a smooth motion curve to interpolate between the values - you may now create mp4-files directly from within JWildfire (without using any other tools). You may even create batches of mp4-files. - support for Intel’s OIDN denoiser as a powerful tool to cut down render times and improve image quality (works simular to NVidia’s OptiX, but does not requiere a GPU from NVidia) But, there are also numerous new non-animation-related improvements, e. g.: - new “RunRandomScript”-random-flame-generator which executes randomly selected scripts from your

Just released JWildfire V5.60 as another major update.This time, adding support for NVidia’s OptiX denoiser as a powerful tool to cut down render times and improve image quality. (see https://developer.nvidia.com/optix-denoiser)The OptiX denoiser, developed by NVidia, is included in most of the common 3D rendering software like Arnold, Blender, Lightwave. I was enjoying it for a longer time, but did not really think about an integration into JWildfire, because such an integrationg (GPU rendering and Java programs) is always somewhat weak or unstable.But then, user [Phaser Rave] at the JWildfire forum, introduced us to the a command-line ve...