Mosaic with 0 to 9 Numbers

I think something can be done in easier way. I will do some test.

What do you mean with "some of the number enter the nest"?

I changed the structure, making the numbers with polygons. It is easier to handle them. And using bombers.

Making this filter was useful for me to see something. It seems that there is a problem with the result. You can see strange lines where the particle/number does not appear correctly.

The problem in the result is not your mistake.
It seems that FF doesn't represent the numbers well when reaching a small size.
I posted the problem here:
Bomber particles after Repeat 60
I don't know if it is a bug or what.

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: And also do you think that it's unnecessary to separate image's luminosity by ten?

I think you did the right choice.
This way you can ins ert all numbers from 0 to 9 making them correspond to a particular luminosity range.

I saw you use bombers in this new version of your filter. I think they can help to get the result you want.

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: I wanted to have such options like for example increasing the count of numbers in darker areas and etc.

If for "count" you mean having a higher (9) or a lower (0) number in darker areas, I think you succeed also with your first filter.
If instead you want a higher concentration of numbers in darker areas, then you can simply choose a different Repeat val ue for the bomber depending on the luminosity.

Thank you Emme and Ramlyn,
From your advices I tried to simplify filter. But it only shows 0 and 1. What am I missing?
Thank you.

Emme.ffxml

I guess I've figured it out but still I'm open to your suggestion to improve it.
Thank you.

Emme.ffxml

Added also the Numbers amount that is the bomber repeat

2 FILTERS THAT USE ALSO NUMBERS, LETTERS OR SIGNS

NUMBERS GAME

there is also available the numbers game filter

Numbers game by CFandM although this is not the same as you want it to appear by luminance



Is very important that you see the comments thread to know how it works and use it

ALPHABET PHOTOS

I have also made a filter that will let you use letters instead of numbers, and you can configure them as you want, and I made the letters big and bold so they are clearly seen and shown, I tell this because I have seen that maybe your own numbers may be small and not seen correctly considering that the repeat amount is high that reduces the size of the particles

Alphabet photos by SpaceRay



But as said none is done with luminance but may give some possible idea

If you do a NUMBERS search in the filters library there are other filters that have already numbers included to see how they have done it

Apart from the above problem with pure black

I wonder why you are using a switch that has 12 inputs and you repeat 3 times the number 9 when you have the Map Switch that has only ten inputs, and so you do not have to repeat the 9, and also is better to use it with bomber plus

Here I have made the change for you to test that I think it can be better so the 9 does not get multiplied and is only once in the same way as the other numbers

Numbers by Luminance map switch.ffxml

Well, at least you have a job and suppose that you get paid for it, that in this troubled times is very worthy.
Of course I understand that you may not have little time for learning, and that is not easy as there are no easy tutorials to follow as it happens on most of the other software that have hundreds or thousands of tutorials to learn

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: I've noticed that Ramlyn uses Map Script Switch for more than 99+ inputs, is it better to use map script switch which has only 2 inputs for filter optimization?

Please, can you tell, where does Ramlyn use this map script with more than 99+ inputs ?

There are 3 Switch,

1 - the Normal Switch - 12 fixed connections modified by remapper to use the amount you need

2 - the Map Switch - by default with 10 connections but you configure how many you want up to 10, if you need more than 10, you can connect one map script nested to another map switch

3 - Map Script switch (Megaswitch) - Is a component that is able to have more than 10 inputs and was done by Totte and not by FF, and you can find it here Totte´s Megaswitch See the last post on the page that is version 2.2 and you can see it working in Arial by ThreeDee

The Map Script switch works better randomizing the output of the selector IF it has a higher amount than 12, as for example in Arial filter with 27

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Quote Skybase wrote:in this thread here For having more than 1 map switch Here's the real basic understanding: you nest the map switch in a map switch. In other words, connect a bunch of map-switches to another one. I attached a screenshot with a quick example. There are two map switches which is where to ins ert all the images in to, and then there's the one that chooses between the two. By doing this you can easily see how you have have as many inputs as you want. This means you can make 100s of inputs or even 1000s very quickly via copy and paste. I don't know who in the world would want that but there was a time when we kinda dreamed about it.

and skybase showed it here

New bomber + multi images - Would be possible to make this example?

There is also this one for multiple image input alternative to the map switch that could be considered a fourth way

Found a possible way to "batch" load multiple images in bomber plus

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: But my question is that is it practical using it for speed issues rather than switch or map switch if there are only 2 or 3 options?

If you only want to use 2 or 3 options you can use better either Normal switch or map switch, the map script is only for when you need MORE than 10 connections and do not want to use the nested Map switch because it will not make a good job, as it will not be all in the same component and so the randomizing will not be the same

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Mehmet Sensoy wrote: I've seen it here; https://www.filterforge.com/filters/13792.html

As said, when you need to use more than 10 and want a unified distribution of the bomber as in Hangularity, is better use what Ramlyn do, I think the speed is about the same, although I do not know, but it simple makes a pass through sorting and all in the same component