Sharing Noise

Here's the tenth texture bfore.

This is my eleventh texture befor.

This is twelfth texture before.

Share them at their source!!!!! - The rule of this thread

lol not that I have so much say over what you post. Great stuff. hehe

I think this used to work... until something went broken on FilterForge forums....

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if it doesn't I just post 1 example picture and technical description and post the filter following that the picture. Just to avoid confusion.

Not like that's been any rule haha. I kinda think of of this thread as a "nice things" thread. Back when I created this thread, there was a bundle of "How do I FilterForge" beginners wondering the process, and a slew of really disorganized threads with a bunch of links here and there and everywhere. It really made me wish we had a bit more organization going. In the end I created the thread to just set some examples of what can happen.

So like... maybe I'm over saying something here but I kinda had the intent of proving FF was a valid platform for texture development.

And here's the source for #13.

Perlin,Elevation Gradient+Sharpen.ffxml

Here's texture fourteen.

Here's texture #14 after Paint.net.

Here's #15s source file.

Perlin,Profile Gradient,Elevation Gradient+ High Pass.ffxml

Here's my sixteenth texture.

Here's my 16th texture after Paint.net.

Here's the source file.

Blocks,Perlin, Profile Gradient,Elevation Gradient+Noise.ffxml

This blend of your filter with Paint.NET is very interesting. It looks like flesh/meat.
It can be a great idea for a new filter if you succeed to recreate the whole result in FF.

Here's my eighteenth texture. It's a modification of my filter " Mud Bath "

Here it is after Paint.net.

I'm trying to make each single example as interesting as possible.

Here's the source file.

Perlin,Profile Gradient,Free Gradientx2,Elevation Gradient+Noise.ffxml

Here's my twentieth texture. Sorry,this one's slow.

And after Paint.net.

Here's the source file for #21.

Blocksx2,Profile Gradient+Elevation Gradient.ffxml

Very nice! Keep em rolling. Also do post practical noise patterns if anybody's got any.

For example:
Natural noise patterns for game environment. Noise found in interior design, clothing, art, life itself.
Noise patterns with unique technical unique properties otherwise not just noise patterns in themselves.
Practical noise snippets that have a purpose and meaning.
Noise that outlines a technique or attempts to exhibit a method which displays a technical achievement.
Snippets that exhibit extremely useful properties, general enough for the broad public, specific enough for reasonable usage.

This is the source file.

Cellsx2,Profile Gradient,Elevation Gradient,Offset,High Pass,+Noise.ffxml