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I have a couple of questions about how to make my filters better in their User Interface. I'll start with the first one.
I describe what In run into in a as simple way possible. I am after the principle in the solution, not per se The Solution to this simple problem. If I want to make a Blend, but only give choices for a couple of Blends, which are NOT continuous (e.g. Screen, Overlay and Difference). Continuous would also not work I found out, as Remapping an IntSlider in this case does not work. How do I do that, apart from putting in x Blends (in this case 3), each set fixed to the wanted BlendMode and feeding them into a switch? With just 3 BlendModes wanted , it could be doable, but if I want 10 BlendModes and that 6 times, it is getting a bit weird. It would slow down the computation and clutter the working space. So, what is a good way to do this? What's more, I'd like the user to see which BlendMode has been selected, so to learn from it. I have attached a simple filter to show the case I want and of how not to do it ![]() certain BlendModes selected (Forum).ffxml The Stone Age did not end because they ran out of stones. Niels Bohr |
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Posted: November 6, 2023 12:02 pm |
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