FraxFlame generates flame fractals that resemble natural phenomena like lightning or nebulae. FraxPlorer is similar to KPT's original Fractal Generator but with much more power under the hood. Users can explore three different fractal families as well as three subsets of those families. Some of the nicest new features of FraxPlorer are the eight coloring modes that allow users to add even more variety to these fractal objects. Noize generates random noise patterns that are similar to fractals and includes eight different noise types that allow users to create an unlimited variety of textures.
Installation is a breeze.
KPT 5 automatically finds the plug-ins directory on your system and offers to install directly to that folder. However, not documented is the fact that a full working copy of Kai's Power Tools 3 is included with KPT 5 and can be installed if users choose to do a custom install. With KPT 3, new users looking for the classic tools will still have access to them along with version 5's new tools. Render times can be a bit slow, but there's no denying that Kai's Power Tools 5 is an excellent addition to any graphics enthusiast's art box with innovative tools that generate effects unseen in any other program. All rights reserved.