Tutorial: AKVIS NatureArt

Fire

This effect adds flames to an image. You can create a realistic fire over an object or make a flaming text.

The Fire is only available under the Home Deluxe and Business licenses. Compare the licenses here.

Fire Effect in AKVIS NatureArt

The effect is applied in a selected area and extends beyond it. Use the , and tools to make a selection.

Note: The selection indicates an approximate effect area. Sometimes it can be difficult to place a fire into a certain area especially into a small area. When creating a selection take into account that the fire spreads from the center of the selected area upward, left and right.

Selection Area of effect

Selection Effect area

The following parameters are available for this effect in the Settings Panel:

Flames (5-200). This parameter determines the number of basic components (flames) which make the fire.

Flames = 10 Flames = 130
Width (1-50). This parameter controls the width of the effect area. It determines the fire distribution within and beyond the selection. It also influences the width of a flame tongue.

Width = 5 Width = 50
Height (1-250). This affects the height of the tongues of flame.

Height = 40 Height = 250
Blur (1-50). This controls the clarity of outlines of the tongues of flame. At higher values the softness of the edges as well as the glow intensity increase.

Blur = 5 Blur = 50
Distortion (1-100). This parameter determines how curved the tongues of flame will be. The higher the value, the more strongly the flame will be distorted, and the more changeable it will become.

Distortion = 30 Distortion = 85
Transparency (0-60). This parameter affects the translucency of the flame. At higher values, the color of the tongues of flame fades and the image becomes visible through them.

Transparency = 10 Transparency = 40
Color (-180 to 180). You can change the color of the flame by using the gradient line or entering a value.

Color = -160 (cobalt blue flame) Color = 0 (natural color of flame) Color = 85 (chrome green flame)