Archive: Color Masking
Yathosho
26th April 2003 14:24 UTC
Color Masking
since i was using color clip quite often lately, how about this:
it's something like a mixture of color clip and picture/picture ii, one can select a color (+/- tolerance) and load an image file, which will then be masked just on the color(-range).
anubis2003
26th April 2003 15:02 UTC
That sounds cool.
dirkdeftly
26th April 2003 19:12 UTC
i don't understand...
nixa
26th April 2003 19:19 UTC
Nice idea :)
It would be even more usafull if we had an output/input blend for effect lists and buffers that would use replace if pixel is in selected color(+/-tolerance) and ignore else.
Yathosho
26th April 2003 20:39 UTC
Originally posted by Ateroadd that Color Mask effect to a preset of your choice, select a color(-range) and load an image file. the image will then only be displayed within that color(-range)
i don't understand...
dirkdeftly
26th April 2003 21:38 UTC
so like this?
el (replace, multiply)
.color clip - near ...
Magic.X
28th April 2003 11:45 UTC
Yeah, that would be c00l. I work on something like that (see Color Bit Mapper). Maybe we should try to create a 3 in 1 ape (combine this one, picture 2 and mine) with 3 modes, rendering, mapping and masking...
*droool*
Yathosho
28th April 2003 17:52 UTC
i think the most important missing features for any picture ape would be PNG and SVG :D
UnConeD
29th April 2003 01:06 UTC
SVG would require a fast, high-quality vector renderer... volunteers?
shreyas_potnis
29th April 2003 11:00 UTC
volunters, for what, nobody knows anything better than you here? :)
i am trying to include aspect ratio fix in picture II.
i got the source code :)
Magic.X
29th April 2003 11:51 UTC
Hm, drawing vector graphics shouldnt be that bad, and there should also be enough stuff about this in the net. Only thing is, how do we decode the file?
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