[chaoscope] Re: Tutorial: transparent background
- From: "e.gamper@xxxxxx" <E.Gamper@xxxxxx>
- To: chaoscope@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 15:43:23 +0200
hallo christian
das ist eine fantastische möglichkeit. im moment habe ich aber nicht die zeit
mich damit zu befassen. zudem möchte ich ihnen/Dir gratulieren für die
verständliche erklärung in englisch.
Da Du Dich für NEUES interessierst erlaube ich mir, Dich auf meine sehr, sehr
einfache hompe-page einzuladen. dort kannst Du aus erster Hand refolutionäres
erfahren. viel spass
mit freundlichen grüssen
ernesto
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Datum: Fri, 29 Sep 2006 15:26:28 +0200
Von: "Christian Weiß" <cweiss@xxxxxxxxxx>
An: chaoscope@xxxxxxxxxxxxx, "Christian (T-Online)" <chr_weiss@xxxxxxxxxxx>
Betreff: [chaoscope] Tutorial: transparent background
> Hello,
>
> with the new possibility to save a fractal as "opacity bitmap" it is
> very easy to make the background transparent within your grafic
> application. I will try to explain how I manage this.
> Your grafic application should be able to work with layers and mask
> layers. I use Paint Shop Pro.
> The possibility to save a render as "opacity bitmap" is only available
> for the render type "solid".
>
> Okay, here we go.
>
> 01 - create your fractal, use solid as render type
> 02 - set up the colors for your fractal (here you have to play around a
> bit, make test renders to see how it will look)
> 03 - render finally (increase the number of iterations for better
> results - this increases the render time also)
> 04 - save your render as normal bitmap and as opacity bitmap
> 05 - open your grafic application and load the normal image and the
> opacity bitmap image
>
> Now comes the part which works wonderful in Paint Shop Pro
> 06 - first duplicate the layer of the original image
> 07 - append a mask layer for the duplicated layer by using a picture as
> mask. The picture is the opacity bitmap picture.
> After this your duplicated layer will become a group layer
> containing the mask and the rendered image.
> 08 - if you hide the original background layer you'll see that your
> fractal has a transparent background now
> 09 - i suggest to combine the group layer
> 10 - you can now place some other layers before this group layer and
> fill them for example with a nice texture
> Your layer structure should look like this:
> group layer
> texture layer
> background layer (hidden)
> 11 - you can also play around with some effects of your grafic application
> 12 - if you are happy with the result combine all layers and save your
> image
>
> That was it.
> Here are some sample images:
> http://www.3dspots.de/gfx_self/showIt.php?file=chaoscope~~p2~~laughing_energy_reworked.jpg
>
>
> http://www.3dspots.de/gfx_self/showIt.php?file=chaoscope~~p2~~circle_symetry.jpg
>
>
> http://www.3dspots.de/gfx_self/showIt.php?file=chaoscope~~p2~~dancing_lights.jpg
>
>
>
>
> I have to say that i am german so please excuse some spelling mistakes.
> I hope you find this one usefull.
> Please feel free to add comments or suggestions.
>
> Best regards
>
> Christian (aka X-PaX)
>
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