Filter to Qbertify photos with ONLY the source color and not mapping.

100% doable. PROBABLY will try.

hows this...

I'm actually trying to wrap my head around how to work out the shapes development in this filter. The original filter just uses the simple kaleidoscope component to generate the look of it but how do we get from there to unified color blocks? Unless we're dealing with a totally separate method.

Alright. I was going in that direction as well. This was a pretty cool piece of the filter, then I found out ... it kinda messes up when you use it with non-regular hexagons which was something I was scratching my head over last night.

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Skybase wrote: 100% doable. PROBABLY will try.

Thanks for your help and trying to make it.
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WOW!!! Mongoose King this examples are really great and well done, Like them much and also the tiny cubes.

I suposse that you have made it very fast because you have already much experience after having done the Jelly Bean Art filter that is about the same coloring with the source but this time with cubes and not beans

If you was the king of the beans, now you can be the king of the plain colored Qbert cubes too

Inujima is still without doubt the absolute king of the textured and lovely cubes he has already in his filter as shown by Skybase

Thanks very much for making this.

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Skybase wrote: Part of it is already implemented in: http://filterforge.com/filters/10000.html You can see the section dealing with color towards the top-middle of the filter. It's pretty cleaver.

YES. is true that the great cubes of Inujima are really great but are different and have also added very nice textures and beautiful borders to the cubes. BUT as you say is true that at the top-middle of the filter inside filter editor is about this topic here.

Already published !!!! http://filterforge.com/forum/read.php?FID=11&TID=9694

I take the minimum possible credit for the Colourbert filter, as the two key components were already in Inujima's and Quasimodo's filters, I just combined the two.

I have tried to convert and modify the cubes of the Colourbert filter above, but due to my lack in experience and skills in FF I have made many tests and tried many thing to be to make independent cubes sizes but nothing was possible, so I do not know how can this be done

It would be good to have a tutorial on how to modify the sizes of the cubes and surely is probably more complex than it seems

Thanks very much for your answer and for the VERY GOOD and GREAT news that you will be releasing this filter on the July 18th (or whatever day soon if you can´t)

Thanks for explaining the features and how you have made it how you wanted.

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Skybase wrote: The basis method behind the crystal filter is much more complex the Qbert in part because of some of the features I wanted in this filter.

Yes, you have confirmed what I have already thought, that to be able to make this is much more complex than what it seems and I did not want to force you in any way to make this available in public as I respect and agree that you make private filters, and so this is why I asked for a guide or tutorial on how to do it, but then thought that possibly would be more complex than it seems and would be difficult to make the tutorial

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Skybase wrote: You'll get to see all of the fancy on July 18th.

Thanks very much for this, I will be waiting to see it.

try this

Cuberism QBert.ffxml

And also this one

I like much how the filter cuts out some of the sides of the cubes and gives this weird effect

The great and awesome Crystals filter by Skybase is already available in the Online Library!!

Crystals by Skybase