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'''Glossary''' I would love to see us add a glossary of terms to the wiki. I know that when I started trying to do the first tutorials I had no idea what, for example, an affine was when it was mentioned. Anyone starting off who may never have tried other fractal or image editing software may not know things like gamma, color speed and so on, affine, post, and so on. | '''Glossary''' I would love to see us add a glossary of terms to the wiki. I know that when I started trying to do the first tutorials I had no idea what, for example, an affine was when it was mentioned. Anyone starting off who may never have tried other fractal or image editing software may not know things like gamma, color speed and so on, affine, post, and so on. | ||
| − | '''Installation''' Also, and I think you are working on this Chris, I think it may need to start with how to install Java., then how to install | + | '''Installation''' Also, and I think you are working on this Chris, I think it may need to start with how to install Java., then how to install JWildfire. |
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| + | '''launcher''' Add instructions for creating a shortcut for j-wildfire.jar and adding it to the desktop. A lot of people have no idea of how to run from a command line. | ||
Revision as of 01:18, 24 February 2015
Glossary I would love to see us add a glossary of terms to the wiki. I know that when I started trying to do the first tutorials I had no idea what, for example, an affine was when it was mentioned. Anyone starting off who may never have tried other fractal or image editing software may not know things like gamma, color speed and so on, affine, post, and so on.
Installation Also, and I think you are working on this Chris, I think it may need to start with how to install Java., then how to install JWildfire.
launcher Add instructions for creating a shortcut for j-wildfire.jar and adding it to the desktop. A lot of people have no idea of how to run from a command line.
