"Fit Image" option for the "Frame" component

All "Frame" filters cut images. It's possible to fit image by using some of snippets from the FF library, but You'll have problems with non-square images and also need to adjust frame width or image width separately for each other as they are independent.

So, I would like to see a "Fit Image" (or "Fit Content") control in the "Frame" component which will allow to change image's size and automatically adjust frame's width.

Another thing. Even with this option inserted image always will have changed size (shrinked), so I would like also to be able to make a frame AROUND the image without need to distort original image.

And finally - this option MUST work properly with NON-SQUARE images!

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Constantin Malkov wrote: 1) Everything is working fine. What are you talking about?

----Naw, the frame component crops pictures, but some/most real world frames do that too, so it's a minor issue.

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Constantin Malkov wrote: 2) It's not interesting! Because non-square images aren't popular.

----As far as the normal types of pictures that get framed, this is most definitely not the case ha-ha.

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Constantin Malkov wrote: 3) Nobody knows how to do this. It's impossible.

----I did it for a fisheye lense filter I was working on, but it wasn't 100% perfect since I used range limiting and made the frame with profgrads, and wasn't going to be hitting *random* with it so didn't worry that it wasn't perfect.

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Constantin Malkov wrote: 4) It's already done, and all users have it. Only you missed it. Update your filters.

----That's possible. I'm not really into frames either, so I haven't kept up with what people are doing with them.

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Constantin Malkov wrote: 5) Relax, Constantin! - "Photo" and "Frame" category is not your territory.

----Well, not yet at least eh.

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Constantin Malkov wrote: 6) Your English is awful - We haven't understood a word! Try to explain on Russian, please!

----If anything, it's more #2 on the forums here, ie = mostly texture fans, not frame-a-holics ha-ha.

jffe

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ThreeDee wrote: In theory, this could be made.

Hope to see this function in the next version and surprised that this idea wasn't supported by anyone.

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ThreeDee wrote: But if you feel adventurous, there is that Proportional Gradient Snippet that is half the answer...

I feel, and as far as possible I'll make it by fixing one of my filters and adding new works. But if someone will do it before me - very good.