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SpaceRay wrote: I have found this image that has many rotated squares of different sizes NON OVERLAPPING and that each one has different images Surely this could be possible but what I do not know is how to make it not overlapping , maybe it can be possible using the Adaptive tiling filter using a custom shape made in FF

do not know why the image is shown wrong, please see it right at the end of previous page

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Ramlyn wrote: The easier way to do it is making 24-25 polygons with a black (or different color) border. Connect them with a color input with image option. Then adding an offset control for every polygon. The polygons border and the background should be the same. Doing like this, the polygons could be moved how the user wants, rotated, enlarged. It would give the chance to have also different shapes, not only squares.

Thanks, Ramlyn, Yes, this may be a good idea, will try to do it, but do not understand why use an offset, because this will make possible the overlapping and what I want is to be sure that it is always NON overlapping

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marks wrote: Does anyone have any idea how he made these textures? filter forge can process this? Or suggest some other program?

I'm happy to say that FF can make these, but I'm afraid IP is currency.

Other preset :

The setting is all manual. So to get nice results, you have to choose where to put the polygons. But, even if it takes time, it is an advantage, because it can be customized as you want.

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Ramlyn wrote: Here is some example of a filter :

WOW!! This is really awesome and impressive, how you have made such great and perfect design based on the first idea AND using different kind of shapes and with variable custom borders that look so good and well done.

Thanks really very much for taking the time to make it and do it so well and great

will wait for the filter to appear on library

Car paint flat texture with an adjustable lever for the starfield but nice carpaint with a ramp/gradient feature also. Even a car paint with flakes. If the filter had an adjustable gradient, starfield/very fine glitter effect, (specks that can be tight together), adjustable flakes, and color adjust. Paint with sheen or some sort of shine. I'm searching but the paints look too thick or is only for emboss. Right now I have to try to fake it with going through multiple filters (alot) to get a close look to car paint.

I swear I am on the verge to make this but I have no clue with nodes and keep getting overwhelmed lol. Will look for a tutorial. But in the meantime, if someone could make this I would be so forever grateful.

Actually for less than a full hour of work I quite like how this is turning out. I can't quite figure out how to get more glitter without introducing pure noise into it though.

It looks a bit glittery but it also kinda just looks like a dust/dirt flecked matte.

I will refine the controls/output as I have more time to today.



Car Paint Test.ffxml

I wish this site had better post editing. I have worked on it further and exposed a few more settings along with the improvements. It takes to saturated colors a bit better now.

(Can't believe I couldn't figure out how Reflection and Metallic worked for a bit.)



Car Paint Test V3.ffxml

Actually what I'm after is something more like this, not so diffused at the edges like my first example but more fingering like this.

Thanks SpaceRay, I'll check into that.

Unfortunately, if you use hyperbolic, you lose the randomness. I need no exact repeated shapes.

I would love to see the seed image for 1st image I posted. I'm trying to contact the creator ask for the seed image and some clarification on layer blending technique used.

So far, this is is as far as I could get attempting my own based on my own RD seed image and some photoshop RD generation settings the author shared.

That is really awesome Funktasm. Wish I knew how you got that far. I'm the one that wanted the car paint lol.

WOW! I like it!

Wow that's nice. I like the shadows

On the LunaPic website there's an art filter called "Dreaming." I've been trying to work it out i FF, but I can't get it sofar. No doubt someone else with more skill and experience can get it done. Here's an original pic.

The filters at LunaPic are “deep styling” from what I see. There may be some primitive pattern recognition going on as well. Using FF for this is difficult, read here: https://www.filterforge.com/forum/read...sage141800

I do not know if this could be possible in some way with FF

it is made by an old FF user called Quasimondo but not using FF

here is the source link

Thanks for any ideas if this would be possible, OR if it is not possible to convert an image, at least instead, to be able to make this kind of geometrical triangular designs

it seems that the triangles sizes are done based on the dark or light of the source image, in dark places are small, and larger on light ones.

Might be possible. The brush look is doable. Looks like very very narrow elliptical lines in parallel. Curving brushes I’ve got down. I would probably recolor the image first. Then let bomber+ have a go. Like everything else, when I find time. Good idea, Might use Detail Painter as a starting point. Marilyn was painted by hand I think, Painter?

Yes, the main problem is to put the "stripes" in the right place. You can try using more than 1 Bomber and the same settings, except for the opacity. For every Bomber you select a different opacity range, depending on the color/lightness, then you combine them together. It will work well with the background, the hair and the skin, that are rather wide areas. For the thin areas....... you may be obliged to reduce the size of the stripes, otherwise the Bomber would miss them.

I've been trying to make a glass filter that wouldn't be like all the other filters. Here's what I've got so far. Any suggestions?

Example #1.

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DJI wrote: I've been trying to make a glass filter that wouldn't be like all the other filters. Here's what I've got so far. Any suggestions?

This looks very good, interesting, impressive and realistic mirror glass, well done and I wonder what is reflected on the triangular shapes? Is from the lighting shapes includes builtin, like the church, or is it from a custom image?

This reminds me and may be similar in some possible to what the artist Mathias Kiss have done in these mirror sculptures Can be seen here and shown here below, and what would be really awesome is that a source image could be reflected in the triangular mirrors. I have tried myself to make this kind of 3D sculptures using Unity 3D but the mirror shader material I have used does not allow to fragment it and reflect a source image, maybe this could be done in Blender 3D, but do not know how to do it.