I have a couple of questions about par files. For the most part, I am using Fractint Version 20.04.14 via DOSBox SVN-Daum on a Win10 machine. 1) can someone explain the reset=xxxx entry? I can find no mention other than a specific reference to "reset=1920" in the docs. I am in the process of reevaluating many par files from the past audio fractal work I have done over the years, and am trying to determine the effect of various reset= entries in my pars. 2) Has it always been the case that the view window parameter is only recorded if it is other than the default "no"? This is a big problem for me because I often - but not always - use various view window settings for audio files, which often have no visual indication as to whether a view window is being used or not. I find that if the previous par had a view window used, that subsequent pars are run in a view window unless specifically reset manually to "no". It would be a great help if the view window setting could be passed even if a view window is not used. Thanks! Bill Jemison Audio Fractals <https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/home>
The work around for #2 that I found is to make sure I choose a view window size reduction factor of 1, which seems to mimic View Window=off, and it gets written into the par file. Not the best solution, but it works for me. Bill Jemison Audio Fractals <https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/home> On Thu, Jan 18, 2018 at 1:06 PM, Bill Jemison <bill.jemison@gmail.com> wrote:
I have a couple of questions about par files.
For the most part, I am using Fractint Version 20.04.14 via DOSBox SVN-Daum on a Win10 machine.
1) can someone explain the reset=xxxx entry? I can find no mention other than a specific reference to "reset=1920" in the docs. I am in the process of reevaluating many par files from the past audio fractal work I have done over the years, and am trying to determine the effect of various reset= entries in my pars.
2) Has it always been the case that the view window parameter is only recorded if it is other than the default "no"? This is a big problem for me because I often - but not always - use various view window settings for audio files, which often have no visual indication as to whether a view window is being used or not. I find that if the previous par had a view window used, that subsequent pars are run in a view window unless specifically reset manually to "no". It would be a great help if the view window setting could be passed even if a view window is not used.
Thanks!
Bill Jemison Audio Fractals <https://sites.google.com/site/audiofractals/home>
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