Color Palettes 🎨
Color palettes are used to draw a fractal render in the application canvas. A multitude of palettes are available in Rsfrac, allowing you to explore different visuals.
You can select a specific palette using the color command, or quickly cycle through them by pressing c while the canvas is focused.
A preview of each available palette is provided at the end of this section.
In addition to choosing a color palette, you can further customize the fractal's appearance by changing two other parameters.
The Smoothness
The smoothness parameter controls the contrast between two adjacent divergence values.
- Higher smoothness results in a seamless, flowing gradient, creating a polished and visually pleasing fractal.
- Lower smoothness introduces visible bands between divergence levels, as illustrated below:
The Palette Offset
The palette offset allows you to shift through the spectrum of colors within a palette, modifying how the divergence values map to specific colors.
- Use the
+or-keys while focusing on the canvas to adjust this parameter.
Color Palette Gallery 🌠
Below, you'll find a showcase of all available color palettes, demonstrating how the offset changes their appearance over time.
Galaxy
Volcano
Aurora
Forest
Autumn
Iceberg
Lava
Mountain
Neon
Ocean Deep
Solar Flames
Sunset
Twilight
Underground
Dunes