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uberzev
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Here's my thinking on this...

I understand why multiblend only has 7 layers since that's usually enough, sure you could have made it have more but the extra space it takes up would be an annoyance when they weren't being utilized.

Now what if there was a way to take that default component and customize it. Add as many imputs as you like.

That would be great for filters such as Zoom Blur which uses a blend of 50 images.

The Multiblend is just one example of this. Switch would be good. And probably some others I can't think of right now... smile:)
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Kraellin
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stacked or joined components... that would be interesting. you could take a simple multiblend or switch and let's say each only had 5 nodes (not counting the opacity nodes in multiblend) and you could put two of these in the workspace and then 'dock' them together to get a double multiblend. heck, you could even start with one node on each and just stack/dock as many as you liked together. tricky smile:)

that could lead into all sorts of other components being stacked/docked to each other for multi effects.

hmmm, how about stacking profile gradients such that if you docked one on one side of an existing profile gradient it would treat it one way and if you stacked it on another side, it would treat it in a different manner? you could eliminate those multi-profile gradient trees we've used in the past.
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