Blacklight Posters by ahimsa

This is so much fun!

Thanks you two.

We need a blacklight in here and maybe a beaded curtain...

That's from CF and M's gradient. I did like he said and set the thingy to 100 and the colors are so bright. Thanks again CF and M if you happen to come in here.

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We need a blacklight in here and maybe a beaded curtain...

well, if they add strobe lights i'm outta here though, paisley and tie-die are ok

I made just a couple quick changes, and thought I'd share them, so you could add them if you wanted to for an update (or if not, that's cool, no worries either way). See the 3 example pics below, (kinda tough to tell in the example pics, but even with the full black background, there is still a bit of depth, and quite a bit remains with the gray background), to show how these mods can make the pics look with one switch added, and the High Pass internal changes. The main change, is just to add a checkbox control, to the *Bevel* on the Pavements, from Linear where you had it, to Countours, as I changed it to, so with a switch both looks can be achieved. Other than that, I was trying to get rid of those very faint white lines/crease looking marks, that were showing up along the internal shape edges, and by changing the High Pass settings to - Contrast 10, Radius 5, and unchecking the Monochrome button, I seemed to have traded a bit of the depth from the surface height there, but also got rid of 1/2 or so of the white lines, making them very very tough to see now. Cool filter though, very subtle.

jffe

Thanks jffe and Stevie.

jffe, I am legally blind, taking a medication that is blurring my vision, and with a monitor going bad; I didn't see the white lines. Thanks for letting me know. I will do those fixes.

I just answered my own question that was here before editing.

I just grabbed the updated version, looks better. I'd even go 0.10 on the internal Blur setting after trying it at some settings around there. The Pavements *Bevel* controls needs to have the *Use Remapping* checked, and unchecked can be normal (Linear), and the kind of inverted black/gray background like in my examples above, should be set to *Contours* for the Bevel checkbox is checked. As the Bevels choice is set now, Linear and Smooth just make very little difference at all, while Contours acts almost like an invert really.

jffe

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ahimsa wrote: I don't understand what you mean about the inverted black/gray background. BIAB

----In the example pics I posted above in this thread, the 1st and 2nd ones, are with Contours selected for the Pavements bevel style. You just have to do it to see what it's about, I can't explain it any better than it seems to kind of *invert* things.

jffe

I should have refreshed the page before my last post.

Yeah, I'm a little slow at times.

Thanks for all the help

Oh yes, I really like this filter, for all the same reasons you guys do. I even get my incense burner out to set the mood when I play with this one

But, where are those white lines Jffe was talking about? I don't see them either...
maybe we're on the same meds

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ahimsa wrote: The lines are actully rather light, but his method could be a big help to Steve.

It did help.....so my thanks go out to you anf jffe

This looks good!!!