Suggest a new filter.

I like it! Allow it to be deeper maybe, or even fill up "low parts of the image".

Hi T.W.

Yes, I love the water one! Please finish & submit it.

Have a GREAT day!

Ron

That'd be pretty easy actually. I did that but never submitted it, all you need is an offset based on height.

Nevermind, I'm stumped. Here's my attempt.

Can slightly see the life perserver. Would be a cool filter if perfected.

One of the biggest problems is that the pattern has a square aspect ratio, and if you look at all other auto-stereograms, they have a very narrow, vertical tiling. I am unsure how to accomplish this.

I one simple technique for creating cracks in Photoshop that I have been using in for many years now. You can see it here

http://stormvisions.com/pages/library...cracks.php

It involves using the Maximum filter. The only problem with this is that it seems the Maximum filter results in a square grid -so applying it often results in the broken cracked pieces being squared.

What I'd like to suggest is some sort of filter, similar to the Maximum filter, but that applied the choke(?) effect either as a hexagon or maybe even a crescent shape. I think this could make the cracks have a more natural curve shape. In fact if you could provide the shape to use as input that would open even more possibilities.

Hopefully this is clear - don't always get the ideas out of my head and onto the page in a coherent way.

Very Beautiful sky.
Somebody can make the generator of the such?
Very much it would be not bad. ^_^

Looks like we're on the same page here

If the bomber applied rotation before squash you'd get a more natural looking result.

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Sphinx. wrote: smile:!: Very nice! Difference blending?

3 Perlin's passed into assemble RGB, extract HSB, and then double mirror elevation gradient.

I am really new to filter forge and I just love it and thanks to all that have create such awesome filters. I have looked through them all and what I need are more shiny metal chrome textures and more jewelry and more transparent overlay type filigree ornate textures. Things that are Baroque, Damask, Victorian, Rococo and just Renaissance Luxury. I have enjoyed what is out there now, but would love some new stuff to work with.

Bugs: I was thinking about making a generalized 'insect' filter. (Sort of like Sjeti's Beetle Collection, but more generalized to different sizes / body plans.) I think it would be considerably easier now that we have better offset, shapes, and bomber tools.

I'm probably too lazy to actually do this... maybe someone else would like to!

Uberzev, oh cool. Upload please your filter *_*

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theopenmix wrote: There should also be a hydrogen bomb filter

I tried. http://www.filterforge.com/filters/9695.html

Duplicate Flaming Pear's Freebie Solidify filter in FF (I don't have Adobe Photo Shop, and I can't get the filter to work in GIMP).

This one SHOULD be horribly easy, but I can't figure out how to do it. The input image has an alpha channel with anti-aliased edges. The point of the filter is for the output image to 'solidify' the alpha channel by blending the colors at the edges of the alpha image until the result is 'solidified' and the alpha channel is either removed or enlarged a margin to include a border of the blended edge colors.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdYdXm3BFmU shows what this does at position 7:20 of the video. http://unity3d.com/support/documentat...amaps.html also shows this being done to a fern with an alpha layer, though it doesn't work as nice as the Flaming Pear filter, and again this is done in Adobe Photo Shop, which I do not have. But the image quickly shows the purpose and end goal of this filter.

The resulting image will not have a transparency layer (or perhaps that can be reapplied with a value for how much to enlarge the border). The area that did have a transparency will now have the edge colors blended in amounts that increase the blend the further away you get from an edge.

http://www.ellies-treasures.com/jetje...table.html is a tutorial that also puts this filter to wonderful use. I would think such a filter would be relatively simple, but for the life of me I couldn't figure this one out.

Ah, ok. For the moment I'm doing just that: stacking blurs on top of one another and expanding those out, then dropping the original on top. The results are not anywhere near as nice as the Flaming Pear filter.

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Duplicate Flaming Pear's Freebie Solidify filter in FF (I don't have Adobe Photo Shop, and I can't get the filter to work in GIMP).

Rob A created a script (Python), that will call XnView to run all Adobe filters.
You can search it at the registry - http://registry.gimp.org/node/24977

You can even call Photo Shop with it.
Here is a list of programs i can call through it to run in Gimp.

XNView
FotoSketcher
Pixo
Easy Watermark Studio
Filter Forge 2
Z Paint
PingoTec Text Art
Inpaint
Project Dogwaffle
Contenta Converter
ASCII Gen
Anamorphe Me
Chasey Draw
Photo Shop CS5
Imagelys
DaPainter
MS Paint
Deep Paint
FaceShop Pro
Inkscape
PaintDOTNet
MyPaint
Photo Filter Factory
Photo Pos Pro
Java mosaic
Universe
Java Image Editor
Vector Magic
Photo Clinic

Although it was far from the duplicate of Solidfy,I made the filter that serves as a near role.

Excellent! Thank you.