TechnoRobbo

Pratyush, you didn't mention your contribution. Inverted Height Maps!!. It made this image easy. EZ Bake

Version 1.4.0+ ready for downoad v1.4.0.+ fixes rotation scale bug adds inverted heightmaps (thank you Pratyush) adds high-speed preview (thank you RedOchre) The larger the height map the better - this version allows you to preview and adjust large height maps quickly.

Yes, that would be easy enough. I'll put it in the version with the hi-speed preview mode.

Sorry guys. One more update in the pipeline then I'm done with the features. Red, early on in testing, suggested a high-speed preview mode ,it's been on the back burner. I'm pretty sure I've figured out a simple way to keep it in scale. Look for it soon.

Found the bug, Skully, fixed, uploaded Version 1.3.1+ ready for download.

Footprints are so cool. Hope you find that camel,Red

Version 1.3.0+ Ready for upload Rotation!!!! Seriously,I thought it was gonna take longer to figure out.

Awesome Red!! Was that you on guitar? Your Good. Your art is very polished. Top shelf , highcaliber.

Thanks DD

Thanks , Red. or their feet run backwards. Why didn't he just measure the distance between hoof prints? I guess he just wanted to show off.

I used TR's Third Dimension to create waves, clouds, castle and landscape. TR's Custom Random Filler added the Knights from the classic Muybridge photograph, and a little TR's EFX for blending Knights of Muybridge

v 1.2.0.84444 ready for upload - minor change to Light and Shadow slider behavior.

Version 1.2.0.+ is ready for Download Ehanced Light and Shadow Control - more Shading with textures

Nice Oceana - cool and a little surreal too

I believe you are currently in PDN 3.5 - if you upgrade to PDN 4 this problem should go away - it's been fixed.

No problem, Sasha. Nice image! You too Lloyd, nice hemisphere.

Uploaded a fix - should have multiplied by 1020 not 765

Using the lightning bolt for a height map is inspired.

you can merge the layers use this code lab code - it will give you difference percentage 0 would be identical , 100 would be completely different Menu : Colors -> Difference Difference.zip

Nope, not even close to what I said I'm saying that you should be composing in this manner. All layers are normal BTW That's in the color window as "value" In a nutshell save "Multiply" for altering the layer below. Post Edit: And you should label layers better than I do.

you should have drawn them on a transparent layer not a white background,

Working now

Load the compressed image as new layer above the original (Layers Menu -> Import from File) and change it's blending mode to XOR (Layers Menu -> Layer Properties -> Blend Mode) If the two images are identical then you will see a black canvas. If they are not then any differences will appear as strange colors on a black background.

That's your problem - set them to "normal" The grey is a value a 63 out of 100. When you choose mutliply it multiplies the color below by .63 therefore its 37% darker. "Normal" will not mix the colors and you will have your perception of brighter (that's your brain doing that) Here's the proof of concept - note how grey darkens the blue when multiplied (this is a real layer blending at work)

Pixey - is something wrong with your photobucket account? The images are not being found by chrome or IE