I can't believe it and I have no words for your work. It's really great. I follow your steps, listen to the explanations, but the formulas are too complicated for me. It's great that it still works.Super idea. Thanks for this interesting section in Affinity Photo.
A problem was to move the center auf the hightlight. I watched the scene again and again until I recognized that I have to held the live texttural filter open. My fault. But now, after a few hours playing with parameters and colors, I got a fantastic green eye! It is so beautiful that I hope to use it in the future for a composition.
I think so. Do you mean sort of a fish-eye effect? I have a video called pinch-punch effect. That might do what you want. ruclips.net/video/Np-MBaGT6LQ/видео.htmlsi=yiNLAuOyf2on2Ta7
@@plasmaportl Instead of inside out direction to an ouside in direction. I was able to create a circular effect by exchanging the .x and .y coordinates and then experimenting with them in until it went all the way around.
var v=vec2(rx,ry)*a/w; var vp=vec2(atan2(v.x,v.y)/360,length(v)); (i*cellnoise(b*abs(vp.y)+t*dirsc(v*c).x,d*vp.y+t*dirsc(v*c).x,1)+of)*smoothstep(e1,e2,e3,e4,vp.y)
Yet another great tutorial on Affinity Photos PT!!
Tack!
Works fine with a little fine tuning in Affinity Photo, thank you
Good to hear.
I can't believe it and I have no words for your work. It's really great.
I follow your steps, listen to the explanations, but the formulas are too complicated for me. It's great that it still works.Super idea.
Thanks for this interesting section in Affinity Photo.
A problem was to move the center auf the hightlight. I watched the scene again and again until I recognized that I have to held the live texttural filter open. My fault. But now, after a few hours playing with parameters and colors, I got a fantastic green eye! It is so beautiful that I hope to use it in the future for a composition.
@@gustavmaler1980 Yes, I am using rx and ry so you can hold the mouse down and drag it around...but it only works when the filter is selected/open.
Maybe try one of the easier ones first. This one is a bit more complicated. I think simple gradient or clouds are good places to start.
Is it possible to reverse the direction of radiation from an "outside" edge to an "inside" edge?
I think so. Do you mean sort of a fish-eye effect? I have a video called pinch-punch effect. That might do what you want. ruclips.net/video/Np-MBaGT6LQ/видео.htmlsi=yiNLAuOyf2on2Ta7
@@plasmaportl Instead of inside out direction to an ouside in direction. I was able to create a circular effect by exchanging the .x and .y coordinates and then experimenting with them in until it went all the way around.
var v=vec2(rx,ry)*a/w; var vp=vec2(atan2(v.x,v.y)/360,length(v)); (i*cellnoise(b*abs(vp.y)+t*dirsc(v*c).x,d*vp.y+t*dirsc(v*c).x,1)+of)*smoothstep(e1,e2,e3,e4,vp.y)
@@TV-tq5ed I see what you mean. That looks pretty cool! Especially with a little turbulence in there.