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What is the name of the plug-in?
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A few more bugs in Build Filter fixed, File version updated to 1.0.2.0.
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Build Filter should now be fixed.
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The samples have been changed to the ones from Filter Foundry so they should now work correctly.
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The cause of the banding was a thread collision issue, that is now fixed.
That is what I get for not testing on a multi-core machine.
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My only guess is that it could be a bug in the parser.
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Private: confirmed.
The link should now be fixed.
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Can you add a handful of filters so we can see it working? I would also like to see some documentation. Controls named ctl(4) or Map(2) don't exactly scream their function at me.
It does look very promising, but first impressions are...., daunting!
The zip has been updated with the official documentation and example code.
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This plugin allow some of the filters built with Adobe's Filter Factory plugin for Photoshop to be run in Paint.NET.
The Filter Factory plugins use a C-style language to modify an image.
If a Filter Factory filter does not work with this plugin you can use PSFilterPdn to run it.
This plugin is compatible with Paint.NET 3.5.11 and 4.0.x.
The Filter Manager will search the directories specified in the directory search list to for filters to display by category.
The Build Filter button will build the loaded filter as a separate plugin for Paint.NET to use.
A list of some of the Filter Factory filters is available at http://thepluginsite...rces/freeff.htm.
The plugin icon is from the Silk icon set.
Download:
Source Code:
The source code for the plugin and Filter Factory interpreter (ffparse).
Both are licensed under the terms of the GNU General Public License.
https://github.com/0xC0000054/pdn-filter-factory
https://github.com/0xC0000054/pdn-filter-factory-interpreter
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