[2-ton]

I finally got one to have a 3-d look to it! It's one I copied from someone (and added something) but I already forgot who...so please identify yourself so I can put a notation in my files.

[Oregonian]

Very cool, 2-ton! Putting the eye in the center is nice.

[2-ton]

A person in 3-D. So it might be interesting to put several people in a pic, each render moved a slightly different amount so they are in different depths...would that work? I am off to bed and won't have time to try that for a few days. People are hard to render nicely, and then you have to get rid of their "edge" underneath, like on the image below, you can see that I left the original untouched underneath. I should have cloned out the guy's edges that show under the moved render.

[2-ton]

This one would be awesome using the animation !!!

Oregonian said:

One more then I must quit before my eyes are x'd permanently.

[PhotoComix]

I have some binaural beat soundtrack...no subliminal messages embedded but if the audio is listened trough earphone the combination may be sufficient to knock the watcher in outer space....:roll:

[Oregonian]

2-ton said:

I should have cloned out the guy's edges that show under the moved render.

Chopped off the bottom edge. Cool x-eyed 3D image.

[inspectra]

How did I not notice this earlier? That's insane. Definitely doing this soon. :D

[Oregonian]

PhotoComix said:

I have some binaural beat soundtrack...no subliminal messages embedded but if the audio is listened trough earphone the combination may be sufficient to knock the watcher in outer space....:roll:

A cross-eyed watcher can switch the earphones and be a cross-eared listener at the same time. Gaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

[fencepost]

Oregonian said:

PhotoComix said:

I have some binaural beat soundtrack...no subliminal messages embedded but if the audio is listened trough earphone the combination may be sufficient to knock the watcher in outer space....:roll:

A cross-eyed watcher can switch the earphones and be a cross-eared listener at the same time. Gaaaahhhhhh!!!!!!!!!!

Agreed!!!

Nice work, 2-ton! Now use your selection tool to select the bldg in the background and slightly move it to the right to make it appear further back. And, if you're really itching to take it further, select the grassed area (and fence, if you wish) and use the Shear tool (set the X value to a small negative number and leave Y at 0). Don't do too much because the bldg needs to appear farther away in the background.

[Oregonian]

fencepost said:

Nice work, 2-ton! Now use your selection tool to select the bldg in the background and slightly move it to the right to make it appear further back. And, if you're really itching to take it further, select the grassed area (and fence, if you wish) and use the Shear tool (set the X value to a small negative number and leave Y at 0). Don't do too much because the bldg needs to appear farther away in the background.

Oh, Art, I messed up up there. That should have had the quote by fencepost. That's your image I cropped. The post is repaired.

[fencepost]

Oregonian said:

fencepost said:

Nice work, 2-ton! Now use your selection tool to select the bldg in the background and slightly move it to the right to make it appear further back. And, if you're really itching to take it further, select the grassed area (and fence, if you wish) and use the Shear tool (set the X value to a small negative number and leave Y at 0). Don't do too much because the bldg needs to appear farther away in the background.

Oh, Art, I messed up up there. That should have had the quote by fencepost. That's your image I cropped. The post is repaired.

No, that was 2-ton's. I didn't use that image.

[Oregonian]

:oops: :cry: :o

Oh, am I a mess! So sorry 2-ton and Art.

Too much cross-eyed and cross-eared activity going on for me.

2-ton, your fence picture is absolutely great. Beautiful job!!

[2-ton]

Great process, thanks fp!

[inspectra]

it's not fantastic, and not exactly how i wanted it to come out, but:

[2-ton]

Cool...did you move the whole image over, instead of a selected part?

[David Wood]

Oregonian said:

I made that radial mosaic by filling a new image with plasma, then Filters > Generic > MathMap > Blur > Radial Mosaic

Where do you get it, I don't have it in my Gimp. :?:

[molly]

David
Did you open a new window and put something in it first before trying mathmap? That should make it show up?

[Oregonian]

David Wood said:

Oregonian said:

I made that radial mosaic by filling a new image with plasma, then Filters > Generic > MathMap > Blur > Radial Mosaic

Where do you get it, I don't have it in my Gimp. :?:

Hi David. MathMap does not come with Gimp. You can get the plug-in here: http://www.complang....schani/mathmap/

[David Wood]

Made a new image, filled it with plasma, only options in the Generic menu are Convulsion Matrix, Dilate, and Erode :|

EDIT: Thanks O!

[Oregonian]

Did you catch the link to the Math Map plug-in above your last post? We were probably posting at the same time.

MY EDIT RE YOUR EDIT: LOL!