Paneling Effect Plugin (ymd:100718)

[Ash]

Exactly like that...assuming you did it with code, and not by making a circular ellipse and then resizing it.

Sorry, Reshaped it. :?

But it works just as well, for the moment. Would be cool if it's a tool.

[Ash]

Exactly like that...assuming you did it with code, and not by making a circular ellipse and then resizing it.

Sorry, Reshaped it. :?

But it works just as well, for the moment. Would be cool if it's a tool.

[PineappleQc]

Hey is the plugin supposed to be located in a special folder in the effect list? I just cant seem to find it althought I'm pretty sure I put it in the right folder..

[PineappleQc]

Hey is the plugin supposed to be located in a special folder in the effect list? I just cant seem to find it althought I'm pretty sure I put it in the right folder..

[Ash]

For me it's in Distort

[Ash]

For me it's in Distort

[MadJik]

I do not understand well what you are saying!

But it makes me think about the Fragment plugin (from Ed Harvey)

http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2969

Here's the best I can explain it...

...

sorry for rambling...So, who knows about plugins and ellipses?

No gradient nor ellipses...

I took the "Texture Helper" from Boltbait, and instead moving the pixel, I make an average with Source+Destination.

http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2614

Test the code with CodeLab:

void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
{ 
 PdnRegion selectionRegion = EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds); 
 Rectangle selection = this.EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds).GetBoundsInt(); 
 int CenterX = (int)(((selection.Right - selection.Left) / 2) + selection.Left); 
 int CenterY = (int)(((selection.Bottom - selection.Top) / 2) + selection.Top); 
 ColorBgra PixD,Pix1,Pix2; 
 int srcX = 0, srcY = 0;

 for(int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) 
 { 
   for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) 
   { 
     srcX = x; 
     srcY = y; 

     if (x < CenterX) srcX += CenterX; 
     else srcX -= CenterX; 

     if (y < CenterY) srcY += CenterY; 
     else srcY -= CenterY; 

     Pix1 = src[srcX,srcY]; 
     Pix2 = src[x,y];
     PixD = src[x,y];
     PixD.R = (byte)((float)(Pix1.R + Pix2.R + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     PixD.G = (byte)((float)(Pix1.G + Pix2.G + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     PixD.B = (byte)((float)(Pix1.B + Pix2.B + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     PixD.A = (byte)((float)(Pix1.A + Pix2.A + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     dst[x,y] = PixD;
   } 
 } 
}

[MadJik]

I do not understand well what you are saying!

But it makes me think about the Fragment plugin (from Ed Harvey)

http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2969

Here's the best I can explain it...

...

sorry for rambling...So, who knows about plugins and ellipses?

No gradient nor ellipses...

I took the "Texture Helper" from Boltbait, and instead moving the pixel, I make an average with Source+Destination.

http://paintdotnet.12.forumer.com/viewtopic.php?t=2614

Test the code with CodeLab:

void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
{ 
 PdnRegion selectionRegion = EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds); 
 Rectangle selection = this.EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds).GetBoundsInt(); 
 int CenterX = (int)(((selection.Right - selection.Left) / 2) + selection.Left); 
 int CenterY = (int)(((selection.Bottom - selection.Top) / 2) + selection.Top); 
 ColorBgra PixD,Pix1,Pix2; 
 int srcX = 0, srcY = 0;

 for(int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) 
 { 
   for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) 
   { 
     srcX = x; 
     srcY = y; 

     if (x < CenterX) srcX += CenterX; 
     else srcX -= CenterX; 

     if (y < CenterY) srcY += CenterY; 
     else srcY -= CenterY; 

     Pix1 = src[srcX,srcY]; 
     Pix2 = src[x,y];
     PixD = src[x,y];
     PixD.R = (byte)((float)(Pix1.R + Pix2.R + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     PixD.G = (byte)((float)(Pix1.G + Pix2.G + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     PixD.B = (byte)((float)(Pix1.B + Pix2.B + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     PixD.A = (byte)((float)(Pix1.A + Pix2.A + 0.5f)/2.0f);
     dst[x,y] = PixD;
   } 
 } 
}

[Squ1rrel]

i like the plugin.

[Squ1rrel]

i like the plugin.

[barkbark00]

...I make an average with Source+Destination...

Is this "average" like The Lighten blending mode?

[barkbark00]

...I make an average with Source+Destination...

Is this "average" like The Lighten blending mode?

[MadJik]

...I make an average with Source+Destination...

Is this "average" like The Lighten blending mode?

I don't know how The Lighten blending mode works!

Pixel Destination = (Pixel1 + Pixel2) /2

PixD.R = (Pix1.R + Pix2.R + 0.5)/2

PixD.G = (Pix1.G + Pix2.G + 0.5)/2

PixD.B = (Pix1.B + Pix2.B + 0.5)/2

PixD.A = (Pix1.A + Pix2.A + 0.5)/2

[MadJik]

...I make an average with Source+Destination...

Is this "average" like The Lighten blending mode?

I don't know how The Lighten blending mode works!

Pixel Destination = (Pixel1 + Pixel2) /2

PixD.R = (Pix1.R + Pix2.R + 0.5)/2

PixD.G = (Pix1.G + Pix2.G + 0.5)/2

PixD.B = (Pix1.B + Pix2.B + 0.5)/2

PixD.A = (Pix1.A + Pix2.A + 0.5)/2

[Bob]

Lighten

The lighter pixel of either the layer or the composition is used.

http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/L ... es#Lighten

[Bob]

Lighten

The lighter pixel of either the layer or the composition is used.

http://www.getpaint.net/doc/latest/en/L ... es#Lighten

[drakaan]

Test the code with CodeLab:

void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
...
     dst[x,y] = PixD;
   } 
 } 
}

I get a compile error in codelab that PixD is an unassigned local variable. (line 41, which is the "dst[x,y] = PixD" one).

I'd very much like to understand what this code is doing, but I don't know enough about the colorBGRa type to understand why it would be unassigned after 4 lines of code that appear to assign values to its color channel properties.

[drakaan]

Test the code with CodeLab:

void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
...
     dst[x,y] = PixD;
   } 
 } 
}

I get a compile error in codelab that PixD is an unassigned local variable. (line 41, which is the "dst[x,y] = PixD" one).

I'd very much like to understand what this code is doing, but I don't know enough about the colorBGRa type to understand why it would be unassigned after 4 lines of code that appear to assign values to its color channel properties.

[MadJik]

Test the code with CodeLab:

void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
...
     dst[x,y] = PixD;
   } 
 } 
}

I get a compile error in codelab that PixD is an unassigned local variable. (line 41, which is the "dst[x,y] = PixD" one).

I'd very much like to understand what this code is doing, but I don't know enough about the colorBGRa type to understand why it would be unassigned after 4 lines of code that appear to assign values to its color channel properties.

Fixed! See above...

[MadJik]

Test the code with CodeLab:

void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
...
     dst[x,y] = PixD;
   } 
 } 
}

I get a compile error in codelab that PixD is an unassigned local variable. (line 41, which is the "dst[x,y] = PixD" one).

I'd very much like to understand what this code is doing, but I don't know enough about the colorBGRa type to understand why it would be unassigned after 4 lines of code that appear to assign values to its color channel properties.

Fixed! See above...

[barkbark00]

...I make an average with Source+Destination...

Is this "average" like The Lighten blending mode?

I don't know how The Lighten blending mode works!

Pixel Destination = (Pixel1 + Pixel2) /2

PixD.R = (Pix1.R + Pix2.R + 0.5)/2

PixD.G = (Pix1.G + Pix2.G + 0.5)/2

PixD.B = (Pix1.B + Pix2.B + 0.5)/2

PixD.A = (Pix1.A + Pix2.A + 0.5)/2

They are different!

Using Lighten Blending Mode:

Your effect:

[barkbark00]

...I make an average with Source+Destination...

Is this "average" like The Lighten blending mode?

I don't know how The Lighten blending mode works!

Pixel Destination = (Pixel1 + Pixel2) /2

PixD.R = (Pix1.R + Pix2.R + 0.5)/2

PixD.G = (Pix1.G + Pix2.G + 0.5)/2

PixD.B = (Pix1.B + Pix2.B + 0.5)/2

PixD.A = (Pix1.A + Pix2.A + 0.5)/2

They are different!

Using Lighten Blending Mode:

Your effect:

[MadJik]

Well, so why not a chooser for blend mode!

As an example :

int Amount1=2;	//[1,3]1=Lighten,2=Average,3=Darken
void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
{ 
 PdnRegion selectionRegion = EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds); 
 Rectangle selection = this.EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds).GetBoundsInt(); 
 int CenterX = (int)(((selection.Right - selection.Left) / 2) + selection.Left); 
 int CenterY = (int)(((selection.Bottom - selection.Top) / 2) + selection.Top); 
 ColorBgra PixD,Pix1,Pix2; 
 int srcX = 0, srcY = 0; 
 for(int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) 
 { 
   for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) 
   { 
     srcX = x; 
     srcY = y; 

     if (x < CenterX) srcX += CenterX; 
     else srcX -= CenterX; 

     if (y < CenterY) srcY += CenterY; 
     else srcY -= CenterY; 

     Pix1 = src[srcX,srcY]; 
     Pix2 = src[x,y]; 
     PixD = src[x,y]; 
     if (Amount1==1)
     {
       PixD.R = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.R,Pix2.R)); 
       PixD.G = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.G,Pix2.G)); 
       PixD.B = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.B,Pix2.); 
       PixD.A = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.A,Pix2.A)); 
     }
     else if (Amount1==2)
     {
       PixD.R = (byte)((float)(Pix1.R + Pix2.R) / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
       PixD.G = (byte)((float)(Pix1.G + Pix2.G) / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
       PixD.B = (byte)((float)(Pix1.B + Pix2. / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
       PixD.A = (byte)((float)(Pix1.A + Pix2.A) / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
     } 
     else if (Amount1==3)
     {
       PixD.R = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.R,Pix2.R)); 
       PixD.G = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.G,Pix2.G)); 
       PixD.B = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.B,Pix2.); 
       PixD.A = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.A,Pix2.A)); 
     } 
     dst[x,y] = PixD; 
   } 
 } 
}

[MadJik]

Well, so why not a chooser for blend mode!

As an example :

int Amount1=2;	//[1,3]1=Lighten,2=Average,3=Darken
void Render(Surface dst, Surface src, Rectangle rect) 
{ 
 PdnRegion selectionRegion = EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds); 
 Rectangle selection = this.EnvironmentParameters.GetSelection(src.Bounds).GetBoundsInt(); 
 int CenterX = (int)(((selection.Right - selection.Left) / 2) + selection.Left); 
 int CenterY = (int)(((selection.Bottom - selection.Top) / 2) + selection.Top); 
 ColorBgra PixD,Pix1,Pix2; 
 int srcX = 0, srcY = 0; 
 for(int y = rect.Top; y < rect.Bottom; y++) 
 { 
   for (int x = rect.Left; x < rect.Right; x++) 
   { 
     srcX = x; 
     srcY = y; 

     if (x < CenterX) srcX += CenterX; 
     else srcX -= CenterX; 

     if (y < CenterY) srcY += CenterY; 
     else srcY -= CenterY; 

     Pix1 = src[srcX,srcY]; 
     Pix2 = src[x,y]; 
     PixD = src[x,y]; 
     if (Amount1==1)
     {
       PixD.R = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.R,Pix2.R)); 
       PixD.G = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.G,Pix2.G)); 
       PixD.B = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.B,Pix2.); 
       PixD.A = (byte)(Math.Max(Pix1.A,Pix2.A)); 
     }
     else if (Amount1==2)
     {
       PixD.R = (byte)((float)(Pix1.R + Pix2.R) / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
       PixD.G = (byte)((float)(Pix1.G + Pix2.G) / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
       PixD.B = (byte)((float)(Pix1.B + Pix2. / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
       PixD.A = (byte)((float)(Pix1.A + Pix2.A) / 2.0f + 0.5f); 
     } 
     else if (Amount1==3)
     {
       PixD.R = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.R,Pix2.R)); 
       PixD.G = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.G,Pix2.G)); 
       PixD.B = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.B,Pix2.); 
       PixD.A = (byte)(Math.Min(Pix1.A,Pix2.A)); 
     } 
     dst[x,y] = PixD; 
   } 
 } 
}

[PineappleQc]

For me it's in Distort

AHA!

Found it in "Déformer"!

Thx a lot