Noise Lab

Thanks for this inspiring and informativ thread!
I already had lots of fun with randomly plugging Nodes into each other and see what happens, reading through all of this gave me more ideas to try out ^^

Totally sticky. Totally 100% need this sticky.

Yes I agree with you that this is a very interesting thread and needs a sticky but I do think that FF likes sticky threads as the only ones are the fixed ones from the FF team.

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Kraellin wrote: time to bump this up again!

Thanks for this bump as I had forgot about this and is useful and interesting to remember it

BUMP = Bring Up The Post ?

Wikipedia Bump

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To bump a thread on an internet forum is to post a reply to it purely in order to raise the thread's profile. This will typically return it to the top of the list of active threads. It has been suggested that "bump" is an acronym of "bring up my post";[1] however, this is almost certainly a backronym and the usage is entirely consistent with the verb "bump" which means "to knock to a new position".[2] It can also be used in personal messages (PMs) or instant messages (IMs) on the Web, to return an older message to the top of the list.

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Kraellin wrote: sticky! we need sticky!

YES!! we need sticky MAN





and here is in the sticky office

Terrain from above?

LOL SpaceRay! Make some noise pattern!!

This is from Inujima's Frozen Window filter. It uses a "max" component at the end.

Use Vladimir's Script API for Uniform Noise, and boost the scale until you see this:

Triangle noise!

Forgot this one:

Weird alien noise weird thing... what I don't know

great rippled moon muck, that is whuuuut!

digging that spectral boiling thing Indigo!

Still trying to get reasonable erosion using iterative processes:

3 more from a retooling of Indigo's Height Slope Erosion. Watercolor, nebulae, geodes, oh my!

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3 more from a retooling of Indigo's Height Slope Erosion.

Indigo posted a method for height slope erosion? Missed that! Link?

nononononono this version is better (requires FF4 Beta)

Height Slope- Erosion2.ffxml

xirja, Skybase and Indigo Ray, you have shown very good and beautiful examples, like them much, good work

50 sec. with 0 AA, what! More detail than with 25 AA!

Slow but very nice, Xirja! How'd you do it? Does it use my gradient-based method or something else? And what upsets you?

this was always one of my favorite threads here. time to bump it up again. with all the new components and features, i would think we could see some new variations of "noise" to some good results!

Yes, I agree that this thread is very interesting and very good but the problem I find is that almost all are just and only examples of creations based on noise but does not show or tell HOW they have been done, I mean what is the source component and what has been used to make it.

I mean that all is very nice, cool, amazing and great examples of noise Works, but that is all, as you will not be able to learn to make your own ones, unless with some that has given the filter.

And is not only that you could share the filter, perhaps also explain how and why it was done this way.

Of course that I would never force and ask anyone to share their own secrets and unveil how it was done if the autor does not want, and is still good to see only the final result and creation.

NL_ Pumice.ffxml

Oh what a difference good lighting and shadow make. After a day at the beach...