SpaceRay
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Posted: June 17, 2020 6:45 am | ||||
SpaceRay
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Finally this is available and ready in the FF Library although the description given I think is not enough to understand how this filter works and the presets can be misleading
Please, to see really how this filter was created and what is the real way to use it see the original thread here Tile Gradient with custom row and column cut amount from left to right There are included two 10x10 image grid images for you to use with this filter
Do you mean to read a comment that you will put here in this page? ------------------------------------------------ THERE ARE TWO WAYS TO USE THIS FILTER AS I SEE IT ------------------------------------------------ OPTION 1 - USING IT WITH ONE SINGLE SOURCE IMAGE This is as it is already done when you download the filter, BUT this is not at all the way it should be as it was NOT designed to work this way, and you need to see the option 2 below to see how it really works and how it was designed to work This way also gives interesting and Cool results too Step 1 - First You load a image with File --> Open Image... This image will be used as source for the contour and shape of the mosaics that are going to be distributed Also this image will give the final resolution result will have Step 2 - Load any image in the Tile Map option that may want to be broken into tiny bits that will fill all the small mosaics USING A 10x10 GRID OF IMAGES MADE IN ONE SQUARE IMAGE This is how it is really works correctly. It was not possible to include this way by default because Filter Forge does not allow to submit filters with external images Step 1 - First You load a image with File --> Open Image... This image will be used as source for the contour and shape of the mosaics that are going to be distributed Also this image will give the final resolution result will have Step 2 - Load a image that contains a 10x10 Grid of square images in the Tile Map option And so the filter will cut them out and distribute them all around the source image loaded in step 1 HOW TO MAKE A 10x10 GRID IMAGE WITH YOUR OWN IMAGES Well, I have not yet the explanation and way to do it, as it depends on what software you have available. |
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Posted: June 17, 2020 6:54 am | ||||
Mehmet Sensoy | ||||
Posted: June 17, 2020 3:23 pm | ||||
Mehmet Sensoy | ||||
Posted: June 17, 2020 3:27 pm | ||||
SpaceRay
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I wonder if there could be a possible way to load a higher amount of images other than the 10x10 grid you have done, I mean to have a 20x20, 30x30 or higher?
Sorry that I still do not understand yet, and have to take a look more closely at how your filter works
this is good and well done, although you have not told how you have done yourself the 10x10 grid of images I have found that on this website you can make a 10 x 10 (100 images) photo grid with this template 10 x 10 template for photo grid with 100 images |
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Posted: June 18, 2020 4:15 am |
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