Different Size Than Input Image.

you want the normal output to 4x itself into a block of 4? i dont think FF can do this. you'd have to do it in photoshop/psp or take a screenshot of it when you have seamless turned on.

Well, for instance, Volde and I think ThreeDee (as well as probably others) have some cool tiling type of filters that take an input image and in the end it's about the size of a postage stamp anyhow, so it just makes sense to start with a 600 X 600 image and end up with a bunch tiled in a circle (or whatever cool stuff the filter does ya know) at 2400 X 2400. In the stand-alone, the size your imported image is, is what it outputs, period, no ifs ands or buts. Using FF inside Photoshop, can I set an image size of say 2400 X 2400, then import a 600 X 600 image and run it through an FF filter and have it fill the whole 2400 X 2400 area when it renders ? (Sorry if this seems confusing, I am not really at all aware of what is possible graphics-wise, or what is normal and what is ridiculous even ha-ha.)

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ThreeDee wrote: No, you can't do that. FF can't resize your canvas.

----I was hoping to maybe *trick* the system by using FF as a plugin/filter inside Photoshop and accomplish it that way. I don't mind predetermining the final output size, I just don't see why it would be necessary to put in say a 2400 X 2400 original image if there's going to be like 10-20 of them on the screen in the end and it's still just going to be a 2400 X 2400 image, that's a waste of time/size/energy really (to make that original 2400 X 2400 render to feed in). Guess that's what I get for not knowing much about how graphics apps work, the simplest stuff doesn't seem to work the way it seems like it ought to ha-ha.

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