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Description
Here is the long awaited (by some) Halo script!
This script is made to be used on any flame. When run, and after the variables have been set, an animation will appear that will allow you to monitor the progress of the script. When a desireable outcome is observed, you can then exit the aniamtion and the main screen will update.

Now for some feedback from my beta testers:

LadyLyonnesse [link] suggests to use Halo in combination with other scripts such as Mandala Maker (available on the Apophysis Mailing list), Haiku, Disc, and Pinwheel (all available at www.5thdimensionstudios.com).
Example of her results: [link]

lisarenee60046 [link] suggests to use Halo on randomly generated flames.
Example of her results: [link]

one-tough-one [link] made note that interesting results can be obtained by going more indepth and editing the spherical variation in the script by replacing it with the likes of juliascope or curl for instance.
Example of his results: [link]

Personally, I've had fun running the script of previous parameters I have laying around. Some of the results I've achieved include: 'Valley of Rings', 'Hostility', 'Glass Oak', to name a few (all viewable in my gallery).

As always, I am willing to answer any questions, or even take suggestions.

Enjoy!

Tom

Description
Here is the long awaited (by some) Halo script!
This script is made to be used on any flame. When run, and after the variables have been set, an animation will appear that will allow you to monitor the progress of the script. When a desireable outcome is observed, you can then exit the aniamtion and the main screen will update.

Now for some feedback from my beta testers:

LadyLyonnesse [link] suggests to use Halo in combination with other scripts such as Mandala Maker (available on the Apophysis Mailing list), Haiku, Disc, and Pinwheel (all available at www.5thdimensionstudios.com).
Example of her results: [link]

lisarenee60046 [link] suggests to use Halo on randomly generated flames.
Example of her results: [link]

one-tough-one [link] made note that interesting results can be obtained by going more indepth and editing the spherical variation in the script by replacing it with the likes of juliascope or curl for instance.
Example of his results: [link]

Personally, I've had fun running the script of previous parameters I have laying around. Some of the results I've achieved include: 'Valley of Rings', 'Hostility', 'Glass Oak', to name a few (all viewable in my gallery).

As always, I am willing to answer any questions, or even take suggestions.

Enjoy!

Tom