The Gear Paper by Ramlyn

Sweet! Very interesting and unique.

Thanks DJI.

Thanks voldemort.

I have a second version of this filter, still unfinished, where the user can select some cogwheels among some hundreds different ones and also put them where he wants.
I'm not sure I can upload it, because the connections are over 100,000 and it may be slow. Let's see.

Thanks for your comment SpaceRay.

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SpaceRay wrote: Hundreds of different cogwheels you have made?

Yes, this filter already has 1176 different cogwheels inserted in a Bomber +

Making all them with shadows for a new filter is not technically hard to do.
I also thought to do it.
But I stopped in the middle because the result was not satisfying me.
I explain why.
In this filter the cogwheels are flattened, because they are represented as a drawing on a paper.
Instead, if we want to show them as real cogwheels, simply adding a shadow is not enough.
We should give them deepness, designing also their thickness.
And this is not exactly easy to do, because Filter Forge is not a 3D graphic program.

I got instead some idea about making a filter that creates an image composed of tiles, and some of these tiles are connected with simple cogwheels. It may change the image into a machine-like picture. And this case all tiles and wheels would have a shadow. The perspective would not become a problem, because the design would not be much deep. I will try. Let's see if the result is good.

Ok. Then you think about cogwheels with a simple shadow on the back and without perspective.

Basically there are two ideas that can be developed.
One is about colorful and less complex cogwheels.
Like here:

I can use the cogwheels used in this filter as base, but I will have to re-define them. Also because in this filter there are really many, and I surely need to reduce the variations if I want to work with shadows. I can try. Let's see.