qfractalnow - Explore fractals and generate fractal images.

       QFractalNow was written by Marc Pegon <pe.marc@free.fr>.

       QFractalNow  is licensed under the terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License, Version 3 or any later
       version published by the Free Software Foundation.

       QFractalNow  is  a graphical tool, based on Qt library, that allows users to explore fractals intuitively
       and generate pictures.
       It is multi-threaded and implements advanced algorithms and heuristics that make  computation  very  fast
       compared to most existing free fractal generators.
       See FractalNow, a command-line tool to generate fractal images.

       qfractalnow - Explore fractals and generate fractal images.

-h     Print help.

       -q     Quiet mode, only errors are displayed.

       -v     Verbose mode.

       -j<NbThreads>
              Specify number of threads (see help for default value).

       -c<ConfigFile>
              Specify configuration file, overriding default configuration.

       -f<FractalFile>
              Specify fractal file, overriding parameters from default configuration or configuration file.

       -r<RenderingFile>
              Specify rendering file, overriding parameters from default configuration or configuration file.

       -g<GradientFile>
              Specify  gradient  file,  overriding  gradient  from default configuration, configuration file, or
              rendering file.

       -x<Width>
              Specify image width.

       -y<Height>
              Specify image height.

       -l<FloatType>
              Specify float type:
              single     Single precision.
              double     Double precision.
              ldouble    Long double precision.
              mp         Multiple precision.

       -L<MPPrecision>
              Specify precision of Multiple Precision (MP) floats (see help for default value).

       -a<AntiAliasingMethod>
              Specify anti-aliasing method:
              none          By default.
              blur          Gaussian blur.
              oversampling  Oversampling.
              adaptive      Smart oversampling.

       -m<MinAAMSize>
              Specify minimum size of adaptive anti-aliasing (see help for default value).
              Must be an integer strictly greater than 1.

       -M<MaxAAMSize>
              Specify maximum size of adaptive anti-aliasing (see help for default value).
              Must be an integer strictly greater than 1 and MinAAMSize.

       -n<AAMSizeIteration>
              Anti-aliasing size iteration.
              Anti-aliasing size will increase by steps of AAMSizeIteration from MinAAMSize to MaxAAMSize.

       -p<AAMThreshold>
              Threshold for adaptive anti-aliasing (see help for default value).

       -i<QuadSize>
              Maximum size of quadrilaterals for linear interpolation.
              Default is good for no visible loss of quality (see help for default value).
              1 means no interpolation (all pixels are computed).

       -t<Threshold>
              Dissimilarity threshold for quad interpolation.
              Default is good for no visible loss of quality (see help for default value).
              A quadrilateral that shows too dissimilar values at its corners will be computed,  as  opposed  to
              interpolated.

       FractalNow manual page.
       Documentation files describing configuration, fractal, rendering and gradient files formats.

QFractalNow                                        2012-07-11                                     QFRACTALNOW(1)

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