09-28-2021, 07:37 AM
Ok, I got a similar picture. Waiting for denzjos to describe his process.
But there is perhaps one drawback: The Simple harmonograph plugin occasionally makes local clusters of anchors, especially close to sharp points. That may cause that the result is not always so good if one looks too closely. (The Simple harmonograph would need to clean up such clusters. Maybe some day...)
Using a gradient that goes to transparency at one end might be an answer to what denzjos was after in post #1. This is what I got:
I noted that in Ofnuts' plugin one must use Cap style=Butt. Little blurring hides the small faults that are left at the joints.
But there is perhaps one drawback: The Simple harmonograph plugin occasionally makes local clusters of anchors, especially close to sharp points. That may cause that the result is not always so good if one looks too closely. (The Simple harmonograph would need to clean up such clusters. Maybe some day...)
Using a gradient that goes to transparency at one end might be an answer to what denzjos was after in post #1. This is what I got:
I noted that in Ofnuts' plugin one must use Cap style=Butt. Little blurring hides the small faults that are left at the joints.