Saving for Later

quadrium encourages exploration and creation of new and random images, but sometimes the image, while interesting, isn't what you want at this time. However, it may be interesting enough that you'll want to get back to it at another time.

To facilitate this, quadrium provides two ways to hold the image for later work. You could save the image to disk and come back to it (assuming you remember what it was and what you called it), or you could one of the following two methods:

Temporarily Saving

To temporarily save the image, with the intent of returning to it soon:

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Note that this keeps the image in memory, so will disappear when you quit quadrium. This is useful if you generate a large number of possibly interesting images, but nothing that you are really pleased with, and so being cleaned up when quitting is approriate. Saving for Later

To write the image to disk as an anonymous file managed by quadrium:

%s

This writes the image to disk, so will remain until you choose it from the list.