--User changes

-Remove Hue as a saved parameter, as well as animation parameters associated with it. It's now a GUI-only field that is never saved.
 -Make histogram, density filter buffer, and all associated fields always float, even when using double. In that case, only the iteration calculations are now double. Suggested by Thomas Ludwig.
 -Print all three kernels in EmberRender when the --dump_kernel option is specified.
 -Apply variations filter to randoms.

--Bug fixes
 -Fix bug where hue was not being preserved when switching controllers and embers. Very hard to repro bug, but mostly overcome by eliminating hue as a saved parameter.

--Code changes
 -De-templatized DEOpenCLKernelCreator and FinalAccumOpenCLKernelCreator. They now just take a bool as a parameter to specify double precision.
 -To accommodate the buffers being float, introduce a new #define types in EmberCL called real4_bucket, and real4reals_bucket.
 -Density and spatial filtering structs now use this type.
 -ConvertDensityFilter() and ConvertSpatialFilter() no longer return a value, they just assign to the member.
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mfeemster
2015-08-10 20:10:23 -07:00
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@ -162,11 +162,10 @@ void FractoriumEmberController<T>::ApplyPaletteToEmber()
double sat = double(m_Fractorium->m_PaletteSaturationSpin->value() / 100.0);
double brightness = double(m_Fractorium->m_PaletteBrightnessSpin->value() / 255.0);
double contrast = double(m_Fractorium->m_PaletteContrastSpin->value() > 0 ? (m_Fractorium->m_PaletteContrastSpin->value() * 2) : m_Fractorium->m_PaletteContrastSpin->value()) / 100.0;
m_Ember.m_Hue = double(m_Fractorium->m_PaletteHueSpin->value()) / 360.0;//This is the only palette adjustment value that gets saved with the ember, so just assign it here.
double hue = double(m_Fractorium->m_PaletteHueSpin->value()) / 360.0;
//Use the temp palette as the base and apply the adjustments gotten from the GUI and save the result in the ember palette.
m_TempPalette.MakeAdjustedPalette(m_Ember.m_Palette, 0, m_Ember.m_Hue, sat, brightness, contrast, blur, freq);
m_TempPalette.MakeAdjustedPalette(m_Ember.m_Palette, 0, hue, sat, brightness, contrast, blur, freq);
}
/// <summary>