fraktalized release v1.0.1
updated fraktalized release!
what changed:
- added zoom clamping to help prevent issues when zooming in too far
usage instructions:
fraktalized is fully portable, so you don't have to deal with any annoying installers :)
windows and linux are tested on fedora 44 (windows ver. was tested through wine)
mac is untested but should work lol
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linux:
- download
fraktalized-linux-v1.0.0.AppImage - make sure to give the file execution permissions, either with file manager (right click -> properties -> permissions -> "allow executing file as program"), or via terminal:
chmod +x fraktalized-linux-v1.0.0.AppImage
- double click the appimage, or run it from the terminal:
./fraktalized-linux-v1.0.0.AppImage
- download
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windows:
- download
fraktalized-windows-v1.0.0.zip - extract the zip, and open it
- double click the
fraktalized.exefile (do not remove it from the folder, it relies on the qt and dll files inside of the folder)
- download
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macOS:
- download and double-click
fraktalized-mac-v1.0.0.dmg - drag the
fraktalizedapplication icon into yourapplicationsfolder - open your applications folder, right-click (or ctrl-click)
fraktalized, and select "open" to bypass the unsigned developer warning
- download and double-click
troubleshooting & common errors:
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"VCRUNTIME140.dll" or "MSVC140.dll" missing (windows)
- why it happens: your windows install doesnt have the microsoft visual c++ runtimes that are required
- fix: download and install the official
vc_redist.x64.exefrom microsoft's website (found here), then restart your computer, and try running fraktalized again
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appimage fails to launch / "fbo format unsupported" (linux)
- why it happens: your system is missing modern opengl drivers, or a sandboxed environment is blocking access
- make sure your drivers are fully updated. if you're running on an older intel integrated gpu, try running the app via terminal with software rendering forced to check compatibility:
QT_XCB_GL_INTEGRATION=xcb_egl ./fraktalized-linux.AppImage
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"fraktalized can't be opened because apple cannot check it for malicious software" (macos)
- why it happens: the binary is not notarized through apple's paid developer program
- the fix: do not double-click it normally. instead, right-click the app, click on "open", and then click "open anyway" in the dialog.
if you're coming from stardance:
i also made a little demo video :)
watch it here