Ultra-Fractal-Redux

2024 APRIL CHALLENGE: Legendre Polynomial Traps For the 2024 April Challenge: In the Public Formula list, scroll down to JH.ufm and click on “Gnarlies”. Under the Outside Tab, go to OM.ucl and click on “Legendre Polynomial Traps” which has 9 polynomial choices, 4 variants, 6 parameters and 2 functions. Any extra layers with different .ufm, .ucl, and/or .uxf choices are permitted, so long as the JH.ufm “Gnarlies” with the OM.ucl “Legendre Polynomial Traps” is the most prominent part of your finished fractal. Any gradients, merge modes, groupings, transparencies, zooms, textures, frames, and/or mappings are allowed. Tip #1: If you want an interesting texture to add to your fractal, try making a layer with JH.ufm Gnarlies with some outside coloring method of your choice, zoomed and tweaked into a suitable texture. Tip #2: Try using 0.07777777778 for your first parameter, to get an oval shape as part of the design. Tip #3: Really experiment a lot with the

2024 MARCH CHALLENGE: CURVES For the 2024 March Challenge: First, upgrade your Public Formulas. In the Standard formulas open Standard.ufm Magnet 1 Julia. Go to the “Outside” tab and choose from the public formulas the JLB.ucl Plug-In Coloring (Gradient). Go down to the first “Browse” icon at the far right, where the line reads “Coloring algorit…” and, clicking on the Browse icon, select “Color by Distance”. This “Color by Distance” is where jlb (Former Physicist, :iconFormerPhysicist: ) has put his newly-loaded .ulb formulas. Therefore, (1) make sure that it is “Color by Distance” that you choose, and (2) again, make sure that you update your Public Formulas. Scroll down to where it says "Simple Distance" and click on the Browse icon. You will have nineteen choices. Choose “Curve Distance”. This “Curve Distance” will give you a choice of 45 curves, beginning with CD101 “Arachnea” and ending at CD145 “Witch of Agnesi”, a very famous curve. Choose