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Mosaic Filter - J-G1 - 11-12-2021
Hi all
I am using the standard Mosaic filter in Gimp --> Filters - Distorts - Mosaic.
I'm looking for way to shut off the lighting function as well as the joints color. Preferably I would like to have my mosaic tiles have 1 distinct color each (so no lighting effects) and no joints/different color borders between tiles.
Any suggestions/other plugins on how to best achieve this would be very welcome.
RE: Mosaic Filter - rich2005 - 11-12-2021
Quote:..I'm looking for way to shut off the lighting function as well as the joints color. Preferably I would like to have my mosaic tiles have 1 distinct color each (so no lighting effects) and no joints/different color borders between tiles...
Annoying isn't it.
Try the gimp_gmic_qt plugin http://www.gmic.eu - there is a Windows installer. It has hundreds of filters. Put in mosaic in the search box. Play around with the density slider. Looks like this: https://i.imgur.com/Z0cKhK8.jpg
RE: Mosaic Filter - PixLab - 11-12-2021
(11-12-2021, 03:01 PM)J-G1 Wrote: Hi all
I am using the standard Mosaic filter in Gimp --> Filters - Distorts - Mosaic.
I'm looking for way to shut off the lighting function as well as the joints color.
Tile height to 1 = no lighting effect
for the joint & light color put them to transparent (both-> Black AND White to transparent)
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(11-12-2021, 03:01 PM)J-G1 Wrote: Preferably I would like to have my mosaic tiles have 1 distinct color each (so no lighting effects) and no joints/different color borders between tiles.
Any suggestions/other plugins on how to best achieve this would be very welcome.
Then `Filters ➤ Distorts ➤ Value propagate > Mode "More Opaque"
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RE: Mosaic Filter - J-G1 - 11-12-2021
@ Rich, thanks for suggesting the alternative plugin!
@ Pixlab, Yes, that's what I was aiming for! Looks very elegant, thank you!