JWildfire: Experiments with scripts Part 2

Hello!
Today we will continue to experiment with the built-in scripts in the JWildfire program.
Previous lesson
I recall that for experiments I chose this basic fractal:

1.The next script in the list is Mobius Dragon. It gives me a very beautiful result. With its help, funny whorls turn out, some patterns from afar are similar to the torso of the Chinese dragon (apparently hence the name). The basis for this script is the mobius plug-in. You can run the script as many times as you like, and each time you get something new.

Results:

2.With considerable difficulty I break away from experiments with the previous script and move on to the next one. It is called Oily_Juliascope_Rev1. When you run this script you will be asked to enter 0 or 1. 0 - adds plug-ins to existing ones, and 1 - drastically changes plug-ins in the fractal.

Here is the result I received when I pressed 1:

And such when you press 0:

3.Next is the script Oily_Rev3. Here, too, will be asked to enter 0 - to add triangles to already existing ones or 1 - which will completely change the fractal.

Result after selecting 0:

And after 1:

4.The next script is Plastic. And then there is the opportunity to choose the addition of new triangles to the existing ones or the formation of a completely new fractal.

Result when 0 is selected:

And when you select 1:

5.The last script, which we will consider today - Soft Julian. Judging by the name, something must be floral and tender. And using the plugin Julian. For this script, you do not need to select any additional parameters, after the triggering of the triangles in my fractal it was significantly increased. At the same time, the script added a slope and perspective:

I tried several times to run this script, reopening the base fractal, the result turned out to be approximately the same. But I originally had a fractal flower, so I was wondering what would happen to the non-color fractal. Therefore, I opened another previously saved fractal:

Result: