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    Reptorian's G'MIC Code Workshop

    in Plugin Developer's Central

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    @Djisves @Eli @nitenurse79 @Seerose @lynxster4

     

    Sorry for the slow filter! I have pushed a faster version utilizing squared-euclidean distance calculation. Now it finish in 3 seconds on my machine. If it slow and takes 3+ minutes, then it haven't been updated. It even looks much nicer too!

     

    Commit here - https://github.com/dtschump/gmic-community/commit/637d4ef3af548b892a1f50b20d6cd024675da645

    Reptorian's G'MIC Code Workshop

    in Plugin Developer's Central

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    36df1c76a24e2c624aee0de78f1377092319d0d9

    Released new filter called Edge Fade. It is similar to PDN plugin named Edge Fader Extreme. However, my version is a more precise filter with the option of localized normalization preprocessing step. That means it can work in dusty alphas. It is more precise as it use a circular eroding pattern, and subpixel processing.

     

    Photo is from Helena at Pexels.

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    Remove Selected (Row/Column) + Join/Splice Together

    in Paint.NET Discussion and Questions

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    3 hours ago, dbareis said:

    Thanks for the responses, I had to rebuild my computer hence the late reply.  None of those options seems easier than just swapping to a different program (and I almost always use the zigzag effect).  If it annoys me enough I'll investigate writing a plugin to do it.

    That actually brings me a idea for PDN. @Rick Brewster What do you think of adding Erase Blending Mode? Instead of adding alpha, it does the exact opposite using the blend layer.

    Reptorian's G'MIC Code Workshop

    in Plugin Developer's Central

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    Here's what I have coded in. Paste it into code filter under G'MIC-QT->Various section and see what you get. You get this image:

     

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    rep_pfrac 100,1,.25,10,1,0,0,0,1,0,0,1
rep_pfrac: rep_popcorn_fractal $*
#$1==points_per_pixels#
#$2==density#
#$3==H#
#$4==K#
#$5==zoom#
#$6==rotation_angle#
#$7==origin_x#
#$8==origin_y#
#$9==formulamode#
rep_popcorn_fractal:
skip ${1=50},${2=1},${3=.05},${4=3},${5=1},${6=0},${7=0},${8=0},${9=0},${10=},${11=},${12=},${13=},${14=},${15=}
f 0 r 100%,100%,1,1
repeat $! l[$>]
    eval ${-math_lib}"
    const pts=$1;
    const density=1/$2;
    const H=$3;
    const K=$4;
    const zoom=1/$5;
    const ang=($6/180)*pi;
    const origin_x=$7*-1*zoom;
    const origin_y=$8*zoom;
    const sd=max(w,h)/min(w,h);
    const sx=w>h?sd:1;
    const sy=w>h?1:sd;
    const cx=w/2;
    const cy=h/2;
    const ocx=origin_x*cx;
    const ocy=origin_y*cy;
    const angcondition=($6-360*floor($6/360))?1;
    rot_x(a,b)=a*cos(ang)-b*sin(ang);
    rot_y(a,b)=a*sin(ang)+b*cos(ang);
    if(!$9,
        if(narg($10),
            if(($10%3)==0,func_a(a)=sin(a);,
            if(($10%3)==1,func_a(a)=cos(a);,
            if(($10%3)==2,func_a(a)=tan(a);
            );
            );
            );,
        func_a(a)=sin(a);
        );
        if(narg($11),
            if(($11%3)==0,func_b(a)=sin(a);,
            if(($11%3)==1,func_b(a)=cos(a);,
            if(($11%3)==2,func_b(a)=tan(a);
            );
            );
            );,
        func_b(a)=tan(a);
        );
        if(!narg($12),
            if(narg($10),
                if(($10%3)==0,func_c(a)=sin(a);,
                if(($10%3)==1,func_c(a)=cos(a);,
                if(($10%3)==2,func_c(a)=tan(a);
                );
                );
                );,
            func_c(a)=sin(a);
            );,
        if(($12%3)==0,func_c(a)=sin(a);,
        if(($12%3)==1,func_c(a)=cos(a);,
        if(($12%3)==2,func_c(a)=tan(a);
        );
        );
        );
        );
        if(!narg($13),
            if(narg($11),
                if(($11%3)==0,func_d(a)=sin(a);,
                if(($11%3)==1,func_d(a)=cos(a);,
                if(($11%3)==2,func_d(a)=tan(a);
                );
                );
                );,
            func_d(a)=tan(a);
            );,
        if(($13%3)==0,func_d(a)=sin(a);,
        if(($13%3)==1,func_d(a)=cos(a);,
        if(($13%3)==2,func_d(a)=tan(a);
        );
        );
        );
        );
        popcorn_x(a,b)=a-H*func_a(b+func_b(K*b));
        popcorn_y(a,b)=b-H*func_c(a+func_d(K*a));
    ,
        if(narg($10),
            if(($10%3)==0,func_a(a)=sin(a);,
            if(($10%3)==1,func_a(a)=cos(a);,
            if(($10%3)==2,func_a(a)=tan(a);
            );
            );
            );,
        func_a(a)=sin(a);
        );
        if(narg($11),
            if(($11%3)==0,func_b(a)=sin(a);,
            if(($11%3)==1,func_b(a)=cos(a);,
            if(($11%3)==2,func_b(a)=tan(a);
            );
            );
            );,
        func_b(a)=cos(a);
        );
        if(narg($12),
            if(($12%3)==0,func_c(a)=sin(a);,
            if(($12%3)==1,func_c(a)=cos(a);,
            if(($12%3)==2,func_c(a)=tan(a);
            );
            );
            );,
        func_c(a)=tan(a);
        );
        if(!narg($13),
            if(narg($10),
                if(($10%3)==0,func_d(a)=sin(a);,
                if(($10%3)==1,func_d(a)=cos(a);,
                if(($10%3)==2,func_d(a)=tan(a);
                );
                );
                );,
            func_d(a)=sin(a);
            );,
        if(($13%3)==0,func_d(a)=sin(a);,
        if(($13%3)==1,func_d(a)=cos(a);,
        if(($13%3)==2,func_d(a)=tan(a);
        );
        );
        );
        );
        if(!narg($14),
            if(narg($11),
                if(($11%3)==0,func_e(a)=sin(a);,
                if(($11%3)==1,func_e(a)=cos(a);,
                if(($11%3)==2,func_e(a)=tan(a);
                );
                );
                );,
            func_e(a)=cos(a);
            );,
        if(($14%3)==0,func_e(a)=sin(a);,
        if(($14%3)==1,func_e(a)=cos(a);,
        if(($14%3)==2,func_e(a)=tan(a);
        );
        );
        );
        );
        if(!narg($15),
            if(narg($12),
                if(($12%3)==0,func_f(a)=sin(a);,
                if(($12%3)==1,func_f(a)=cos(a);,
                if(($12%3)==2,func_f(a)=tan(a);
                );
                );
                );,
            func_f(a)=tan(a);
            );,
        if(($12%3)==0,func_f(a)=sin(a);,
        if(($12%3)==1,func_f(a)=cos(a);,
        if(($12%3)==2,func_f(a)=tan(a);
        );
        );
        );
        );
        popcorn_x(a,b)=a-H*func_a(b+func_b(K*b+func_c(K*b)));
        popcorn_y(a,b)=b-H*func_a(a+func_b(K*a+func_c(K*a)));
    );
    for(ix=0,ix<w,ix+=density,
        for(iy=0,iy<h,iy+=density,
            xx=zoom*(ix-cx)/cx;
            yy=zoom*(iy-cy)/cy;
            xx*=sx;
            yy*=sy;
            xx+=origin_x;
            yy+=origin_y;
            for(ptn=0,ptn<pts,ptn++,
                xnew=popcorn_x(xx,yy);
                ynew=popcorn_y(xx,yy);
                xval=((xnew-origin_x*sx)*cx/zoom+cx*sx)/sx;
                yval=((ynew-origin_y*sy)*cy/zoom+cy*sy)/sy;
                if(angcondition,
                    temp_xval=xval-cx+ocx;
                    temp_yval=yval-cy+ocy;
                    xval=rot_x(temp_xval,temp_yval)+cx-ocx;
                    yval=rot_y(temp_xval,temp_yval)+cy-ocy;
                );
                if((round(xval)>=0&&round(yval)>=0)&&(round(xval)<w&&round(yval)<h),
                    i(#0,round(xval),round(yval),0,0)+=1;
                );
                xx=xnew;
                yy=ynew;
            );
        );
    );
    "
endl done

     

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    [Question] Plugin development - custom window rather than effect?

    in Plugin Developer's Central

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    If there has to be extension to what PDN plugin supports, I would like to see plugins being able to access multiple layers. I may be biased as a inactive gmic-qt scripter that enjoys being able to work with multiple layers within GIMP/Krita. That would solve the group layer issue indirectly by temporarily treating layers as group layer, and enable batch filtering.

     

    Outline Object

    in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!

    Posted

    On 6/28/2020 at 4:07 AM, Foxxey said:

    I've been using this plugin for so long and it's amazing. The only thing that bothers me is this bug:

     

    If im trying to create a outline with a Softness of 209 for example its creating this weird "alpha value jumps"

    255-235-188-141-94-47-0:

     

    Screenshot_142.png

     

    Its a very minor bug and can be fixed (kinda) with a quick gaussian blur..

    image.png.77ccc02841d956bafc16ef13686ec9f5.png

     

    That may have to do with softness setting. I'm not sure if this is even a bug at all. How I would fix that is to use lerp(a,b,c) to allow users to set up a transition between soft and hard.

    Reptorian's G'MIC Code Workshop

    in Plugin Developer's Central

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    3 hours ago, Seerose said:

    ❤️ Dear @Reptillian and @null54!

     

    Gmic collection. zip, I opened it, I don't know where the folder is.

    That .zip file is a collection of note in gmic code form. It's only for scripters and programmers. Some of them can be copied and pasted into Custom Code gui filter.

     

    If you really want to code within g'mic scripting, I would start with downloading KDE Kate and open those files with KDE Kate (That is what I use), look into Custom Code filters under Various under gmic-qt plugin under paint.net. Then, use the g'mic reference, and read tutorials on how to code. In a way, it's a lot easier to code in filters with gmic-qt than it is to work with c# or c++.  Another source you can use to learn it is to read G'MIC-QT STDLIB or look at the g'mic-community repository. Almost every codes I done for g'mic-qt is found within reptorian.gmic. If you need more help, I would ask discuss.pixls.us forum, and they'll help you understand how everything works better than I can.

     

     

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    G'MIC (03-12-2024)

    in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!

    Posted

    24 minutes ago, Pixey said:

     

    Ahhh - so it's rather like TR's morpher, which produces multiple layers, which then have to be uploaded to PDN to make it animated.

     

    It would be nice to do the same in G'MIC too :)  Thanks.

    Well, it turns out that the solution I have proposed isn't desirable, so, only @null54 can address this.

     

    @null54 : If you'd like to address this issue, please look at this thread for more discussion on this. - https://discuss.pixls.us/t/gmic-morph-interactive-paint-net-workaround/18749

    G'MIC (03-12-2024)

    in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    9 minutes ago, Pixey said:

    Hi @Reptillian the OP seemed to suggest that they had managed to use the Morph[interactive] but that they did not know how to save it?  If they got that far, it seems to suggest they got it to work.  A mystery to me.

     

     

     

    Saving it implies multiple output pictures. On Krita and GIMP, when you work with g'mic-qt filters that generates multiple layers from the interface, you get outputs of multiple layers. That is not possible on Paint.NET. Hence, why I was contacting one of the main maintainer of g'mic-qt to add a option to allow exports into a folder into Morph [Interactive], so @zaffer can save the outputs.

    G'MIC (03-12-2024)

    in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    @Pixey As far as I'm concerned, Paint.NET can only output to the same layer a plugin applies the effect on. So, this means that the filter needs workaround support akin to filters I have made workarounds for Paint.NET such as Non-Isometric Tiler and Tiled Form. I will notify @G'MIC as he is the author of the Morph[Interactive] filter. He can edit the current filter, and please notify the author of another thread asking for help on Morph that I have notified @G'MIC about this issue. So, it would be possible to generate multiple pictures generated from the Morph [Interactive] and output into a folder once this gets addressed.

    Reptorian's G'MIC Code Workshop

    in Plugin Developer's Central

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    I got news, guys! I decided to get a job (couldn't earlier because of fatigue issues, and coronavirus lockdowns), so I will not be making filters for g'mic-qt any longer. There is a upgrade to Tiled Form filter though.

     

    In interest of programmers here - I will leave files and drop a note within Testing->Reptorian for anyone that wish to take over. This thread may be locked right after I do that though I may leave it open if any programmers asks me the intrinsic of those effects and how they work. I have not decided on that yet.

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    G'MIC (03-12-2024)

    in Plugins - Publishing ONLY!

    Posted · Edited by Reptillian

    Incoming update 2.9.1 tommorow.

     

    Quote

    Hello folks,


    I’ve added a new command in the standard library of G’MIC 2.9.1, and I think this could interest some of the G’MIC script writers here. I’m pretty sure this could lead to fun experimentations
    Release of stable G’MIC 2.9.1 is planed for tomorrow.

     

    Source: https://discuss.pixls.us/t/new-interesting-command-rbf-to-interpolate-1d-2d-3d-data/18663

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