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Torley
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I'm sure this has been covered before, but I haven't been able to locate a previous thread, so please pardon me — I've noticed there are a number of filters (like Zephos' Speedliner and Manga Kata) that don't work properly on non-square images, like landscape ratio ones. When I try to apply them, the filter effect doesn't stretch to include the whole image, and stays square and tiles with a glaring seam.

Is there a way to apply these filters to stretch properly across wide or tall images? Thanx in advance. smile:)
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jffe
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Has to do with the seemless tiling. If you use Profile Gradients you can run into that problem, and Frames need to be checked *proportional*. It's a couple of different things really, and sometimes you can work around it.

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Zephos
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It's one of those things personally that has driven me just a wee bit crazy in a few of my filters ^_^ The current version of Speedliner Lv2 should actually now have the ability to extend across a tall or wide images, just use the Extend Mode near the bottom of the controls and it adapt to the image as follows:

Extend Mode 1: Square
Extend Mode 2: Wide
Extend Mode 3: Tall

It was really weird coming up with it, but using ubersev's Proportional Gradient as a corner, it's possible to stretch the effect on quite a few filters. Unfortunately, Manga Kata is still on the first version, so it doesn't have the same technology for the speedline... yet ^_^

Of course, the above being said, having a non-tiling/proportional stretch mode hard coded into the program would be at the very top of my wish list ~^_^~
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Crapadilla
lvl 52 Filter Weaver and Official "Filter Forge Seer"

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I've been lamenting this issue in various places (mainly here) as well.

The Frame component shows the right way by providing 'Fixed' and 'Proportional' modes, but several other components just need to support this as well (namely the gradients and the offset component, which needs an 'absolute' mode).
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