"Bullseye" Glass Window

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• Author: ScaryKitty
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Description
The "bullseye" glass pane was how people made windows before modern techniques. The glassworker would take a blob of molten glass and spin it rapidly on the end of a special tool. The clear glass on the outer edge was broken off to make flat windows, but the center, with its ripples and break-off point, was still used – by poorer folks or on less important buildings like barns. This filter replicates bullseye panes – one only or 3x3 – with various controls that can take it far away from its humble beginnings. Thanks to Lucato for his Zoomer snippet! ^_^Notes:- THIS FILTER WAS DESIGNED FOR SQUARE FILES. Non-square files will look silly. ^_^- By fiddling with the reflectivity and metallic sliders, you can get some cool frosted glass or even opaque plastic effects.- "With Image" places an image of your choice behind the window. "Image Refraction" determines how warped this image will be and ONLY produces a result if "With Image" is checked. :-)

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glass window distortion pattern bullseye pane

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• Downloads: 2120
• Submitted: May 31, 2007
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Filter Controls

• Glass Hue
• Glass Saturation
• Glass Brightness
• Glass Smoothness
• Spin Tightness
• Spin Variation
• 3x3 Panes
• With Image
• Image Refraction
• Spotlight Size
• Spotlight Strength
• Reflectivity
• Reflection Blur
• Metallic