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You can also set Apo to save all renders as parameters:
Saving Rendered Parameters:
At the bottom of the Render window is a check box for Save parameters. Apophysis is really storing the flame parameters within a new and seperate file where the images are sent after rendering. For example, my rendered flame parameters are saved in ../My Pictures/Apophysis Images/New Renders, which is where I tell Apophysis to place my images after rendering. If you’ve ever wondered why there was a renders.flame file in your image folder, that is why. This is one of the most life saving functions within Apophysis, in my opinion. I have often found myself on a rendering roll only to discover later that a render was too bright and never saved the finished version of the flame. Checking through my renders.flame file, I can call up the rendered flame and tweak the image.
thankyou very much for the help with parameters
years. If you are content with your work, as I am, that should be all that matters. Hope you were able to grasp the "saving parameters"
Note me if you wish!