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Artress Design

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Question: Can you make your own presets or how does that work?

Posted: December 19, 2007 10:41 am

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ssamm

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To make your own presets, adjust the sliders how you want under the Settings tab, then go to the Preset tab and there, there's a box with an arrow you can press that gives you the option to "Add the preset" (among some other options).
Also on editable presets, you can right-click on one of them to change it, apply it, or delete it.

For filters that you submit to the online library, your first 9 presets will be shown (rather than FF randomly creating variation images). But if the presets don't have "seemless tiling" on, the FF library will force it on for those library images.

In any case, yes, the option is there -- it's just a matter of finding it. smile:)

Posted: December 19, 2007 6:36 pm

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Omega3

nee Ardiva *FF-aholic*

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ssamm wrote: To make your own presets, adjust the sliders how you want under the Settings tab, then go to the Preset tab and there, there's a box with an arrow you can press that gives you the option to "Add the preset" (among some other options). Also on editable presets, you can right-click on one of them to change it, apply it, or delete it.

Thank you too for the very handy hint, ssamm! I was wondering about that when I modified a filter and got something I really wanted to use over again. lol

Posted: December 19, 2007 11:20 pm

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Artress Design

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Hi ssamm, thank you so much for the advice there. I stumbled upon it last night. smile:D

I also discovered that you can change the result from simple filter to surface in the filter editor so you can have the lighten option in your filter. Just in case someone else doesn't know it yet. smile;)

Posted: December 21, 2007 12:06 pm

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