Foxxee's Caveman's Art by Foxxee

Simply brillant, only thing I would like see added to this filter is a threshold slider for the image, but good job on creativity, realism, and style

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Threshold slider... where exactly would I place that in the arrangement of plugins?

Not quite sure what your question is, if it is where in the order of the controls to order threshold, I don't have a preference. If you are asking how to change the threshold, that is actually on the threshold component itself that you used to get the outline of the image.

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I found a misspelling on one of the sliders already

Don't you hate that? Check out http://www.filterforge.com/forum/read...ssage23965 .

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Oh, I went in and took a look again. Never noticed the Threshold slider within the Threshold component, so I attached a slider to it so you can manipulate the amount of detail of the image you wish to add or eliminate from the cave's wall art. Hope that's what you meant.

You may want to add some re-mapping to the threshold slider because threshold = 100 will be all black and threshol=0 will be nothing, just another thought.

Don't want to clutter your filter post area to much so I will keep it brief. If you create a slider component and double click the slider itself you will see a box that says remap, click this box and the connection between the slider and the component (in this case the thre connection at the threshold) will box out. Click this new box and it will have a minimum and a maximum value, this allows you to set the range of a filter. A perfect example that you can look at is liquid, it is a filter that is automatically in your filter library and it uses remapping quite well. Hope that helps. Oh, and if you want a slider to work backwards you put the minimum as the large number and the maximum as the smaller number. Quite fun.

May want to play around with the smoothness feature of the threshold component on this filter, may yield some fun results.

One last thing, may want to get ride of cave wall brightness and contrast control, because this can be achieved with the lighting function already. The lighting function is found on the filters control panel at the top (there are tabs, presets, controls, lighting, ...) Play around with the lighting if you want a lighter darker picture and it makes your filter quicker and less cluttered. Hope that helps.

Excellent idea. I'd recommend to fine-tune the lighting, the height map and the Contrast control.

Just having some fun with this one.

Yep, a rose with a long legged spider on it.

You can't see him in that one too well, so let me do it in one of the other presets.

They are great to watch, but the one that tried to bite me yesterday got his life taken.

One more

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ahimsa wrote: They are great to watch, but the one that tried to bite me yesterday got his life taken.

Hehe... eeewwww
R.I.P. little spidy

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R.I.P. little spidy

Ever since I got bit by a black widow I have been real uncomfortable about being bitten by spiders. I had to have surgery and drugs for over a month. I got very sick from it.

Daddy longlegs are bad here on the west coast? Back east I always played with them. Let them crawl on my hands and stuff.

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ahimsa wrote: Daddy longlegs are bad here on the west coast?

Oh no, Ahimsa. Sorry, I only meant that Black Widows are as abundent down here as Daddy Longlegs are in Oregon... but NOT that Daddy Longlegs are dangerous... nope, nope, nope

Hehe, I use to play with them too... funny how we both liked critters, even spidies when we were growing up

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Persidio wrote: Now there's a great filter name... "Daddy Longlegs" Just finished using this filter. Very nice~

I guess you better jot that one down on your list of Filter Titles too, Persidio. It would be interesting to see what sort of filter you might make with that name too
Oh, and 'thanks' too