I'll try this out when I get home tonight. I prefer working on super high resolutions to ensure that whatever finished product I'll come up with will look nicely anti-aliased when it reaches its final destination. I guess this is the way to go if Fyre can't properly anti-alias by itself, but that would be a pain in case the generated image is _always_ random, since then an hour-long rendering might not give the desired result afterall.
What I do is set up the parameters I want at 800x600 (this can take ages to get a 'fyre' that I really like!) with no oversampling, and then when I am happy I whack the size up and oversample. It ensures I get the right image. Is that what you meant might be a problem? -- ubuntu-art mailing list [email protected] https://lists.ubuntu.com/mailman/listinfo/ubuntu-art
