G'MIC (12-4-2019)

[HyReZ 359]

Great Work null54!

 

It works just fine and up to the 4096 pixels square resolution for my project to Render a 3D Image Object Cube.

Thank you!

[dipstick 871]

Thanks null54 for the 64-bit version. Much better...

 

Some of my favorite filters include Brushify and DreamSmooth.

 

 

Source image : 

 

Edited December 19, 2018 by dipstick

[LionsDragon 836]

Having WAY too much fun with this one already @null54 --thank you! (Dang, the cracked effect + bulge can get wild.)

 

Edited December 19, 2018 by LionsDragon

[null54 508]

Updated to G'MIC version 2.4.3.

Plugin file version updated to 1.2.0.

[Seerose 4,026]

 @HyReZ!  👍

 

For me also Paint.net is the best image editing program. Thank you so much.  

[Seerose 4,026]

 @null54! 👍

 

Thank you so much for the new version.  

[Seerose 4,026]

 @dipstick!

 

Superb work, so neat effect. Thank you for sharing this with us!  

[mackenzieh 17]

Just a heads up, I use GIMP as well as PDN, and G'MIC is updated quite often, so be prepared to have the updated versions handy with PDN and its updated versions.

Edited December 19, 2018 by mackenzieh

[Reptillian 115]

Is there a way to edit PDN .gmic file? I mean, the PDN .gmic has to be somewhere. Without access to it, you can't code new filters by editing .gmic file.

Edited December 19, 2018 by Reptillian

[null54 508]

3 hours ago, mackenzieh said:

Just a heads up, I use GIMP as well as PDN, and G'MIC is updated quite often, so be prepared to have the updated versions handy with PDN and its updated versions.

 

Thanks for the heads up. 😃

I subscribed to the G'MIC-Qt release notifications on GitHub.

 

I will also open an issue on GitHub to see if the G'MIC-Qt maintainers want to integrate the Paint.NET host code.

 

1 hour ago, Reptillian said:

Is there a way to edit PDN .gmic file? I mean, the PDN .gmic has to be somewhere. Without access to it, you can't code new filters by editing .gmic file.

 

According to this issue on GitHub G'MIC stores its filters in %appdata%\gmic.

[mackenzieh 17]

2 hours ago, null54 said:

 

Thanks for the heads up. 😃

I subscribed to the G'MIC-Qt release notifications on GitHub.

 

I will also open an issue on GitHub to see if the G'MIC-Qt maintainers want to integrate the Paint.NET host code.

 

You're welcome!

Edited December 19, 2018 by mackenzieh

[Reptillian 115]

2 hours ago, null54 said:

According to this issue on GitHub G'MIC stores its filters in %appdata%\gmic.

 

Oh I see it now. It just that I use g'mic in different softwares, and had thought it would put to another place. And I was using a different version on PDN. So, in that case, gmic that are on the same versions in different software would share them. 

Edited December 19, 2018 by Reptillian

[null54 508]

29 minutes ago, Reptillian said:

So, in that case, gmic that are on the same versions in different software would share them. 

 

The GIMP, Krita and Paint.NET plugins are all based on G'MIC-Qt.

It was much easier to add a host interface for Paint.NET to G'MIC-Qt than it would have been to use libgmic.

[lifeday 148]

What a wonderful program. I looked at all areas and clicked on them. Just great and it works superb.
I'm setting here the result of a picture - around and at 1880 , which I used in my homepage. It's nice.
Thanks for the great plugin.

[Roger the Dodger 37]

Hi Folks

 

I must say this Plug-in (G-Mic) is incredible! I have been experimenting with it all afternoon, the special effects are better than Alien Skin or Xenofex.

 

Kindest regards

Roger the Dodger 😊

[Maximilian 1,809]

Could someone please tell me what style the Painting filter (under the Artistic submenu) renders? Would it be some form of modern abstract art, or maybe pop art?

[HyReZ 359]

19 minutes ago, Maximilian said:

Could someone please tell me what style the Painting filter (under the Artistic submenu) renders? Would it be some form of modern abstract art, or maybe pop art?

Take a look at this link for an answer to your query:
https://gmic.eu/gallery/artistic.shtml#menu

[lifeday 148]

@welshblue  Thanks for the tip and the link to this page.
I was very careful and decided for myself: With it I can still learn a lot about filters and this in a verifiable way for me.

 

greetings from hamburg

[dipstick 871]

There is a problem with the interface between this plugin and PDN. It won't create new layers. To make 3-D animations, you must tick the option Make New Files, then import the files as layers into PDN. It's an added couple of steps, but it works.

 

 

 

[Seerose 4,026]

 Dear @lifeday! 

 

You have produced a very good piece of work. 👍 
Thank you for sharing this with us!  
 

[Seerose 4,026]

 Dear @dipstick!

 

My compliments for this composition. 👍  I would like to learn to do animations too someday.
Thank you for sharing this with us!  
 

[null54 508]

4 hours ago, dipstick said:

There is a problem with the interface between this plugin and PDN. It won't create new layers.

 

That is a limitation of the Paint.NET plugin API.

Effect plugins cannot create new layers or access other layers in the document.

 

4 hours ago, dipstick said:

To make 3-D animations, you must tick the option Make New Files, then import the files as layers into PDN. It's an added couple of steps, but it works.

 

I do not see how this would work.

The plugin uses a randomly generated output file name that is automatically deleted, so it would be somewhat difficult to copy the final image in order to import it into a new Paint.NET document.

[dipstick 871]

It works and is what I did to make the 3 animations above. Maybe you miss-understood me?

 

[AndrewDavid 625]

55 minutes ago, null54 said:

I do not see how this would work.

@null54 Look for the "Output as files" tick box and change output mode to New Image.

Sequence/3D Elevation (Animated).

Depending on the size and qty of frames the PNG files can take about ten minutes to generate (1024X1024X30).

Edited December 23, 2018 by AndrewDavid
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[null54 508]

15 minutes ago, dipstick said:

Maybe you miss-understood me? 

 

Yes, I was unaware that G'MIC-Qt has that option.