Filter Forge - Adaptive Tiling

byRo

an Englishman in Brazil

Posts: 138
Filters: 8

My head hurt trying to get the logic right for this filter.
Can't submit because the queue is full and the first version is in there somewhere.
I thought the folks around here might find it interesting.

..at least it serves for the "we need comments" campaign!

RÃ´

Adaptive Tiling 3.ffxml

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My favourite question is "Why?".
My second favourite is "Why not?"

Posted: June 5, 2006 8:04 pm

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byRo

an Englishman in Brazil

Posts: 138
Filters: 8

Here's the sample image.

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My favourite question is "Why?".
My second favourite is "Why not?"

Posted: June 5, 2006 8:05 pm

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Lucato

FF addicted

Posts: 505
Filters: 39

Wow! Amazing result and structure! Congratulations Ro!

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Posted: June 5, 2006 8:15 pm

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Vladimir Golovin
Administrator

Posts: 3446
Filters: 55

Oh my... byRo -- this is amazing. We had plans for a component that would do this kind of tiling, but it looks like you don't need it smile:)

Your queue is clear -- please submit.

Posted: June 6, 2006 4:04 am

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Vladimir Golovin
Administrator

Posts: 3446
Filters: 55

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byRo wrote: ..at least it serves for the "we need comments" campaign!

byRo -- you mean the comments for the filters, right? We will start working on it tommorrow, after we finish the enhancements to the bug report tool.

Regarding the problem with the queue -- we're currently working to eliminate the pre-approval step, so that all submissions are immediately visible to all Filter Forge users to download and "vote for". This new queue will be rolled out during this beta, however, it may take some time to implement.

Posted: June 6, 2006 4:09 am

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Sjeiti

sock puppet

Posts: 722
Filters: 71

wow... very cool indeed...
your are smart... you must read books or something smile:-p

Posted: June 6, 2006 3:42 pm

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Kraellin

Kraellin

Posts: 12749
Filters: 99

Ro,

very cool! smile:)

i made a couple of adjustments to give a bit more options to the thing. i'm sure others could be done but i tend to always load an image when working with filters and it just occurred to me you could take this a step or two further with some minor additions.

and, since you've made this one, i now expect to see a 'stained glass' filter smile;)