JB, Here's sort of what I was going for. http://epierce.freeshell.org/pics/pixelate.jpg
Actually, this wasn't so hard to do by hand (now that I've tried it). It's a little off from what I was after (I wanted all the blocks to be perfect squares), but this more or less works. A script-fu might pull this off well... Some kind of gradually increasing pixel effect from one direction to the other. I'll work one up once I have a moment... a moment to learn script-fu better that is. Thanks. Eric Pierce > > > HI there. > > My "filter all layers" on GIMP 1.2.5 here has two action buttons at > the bottom "apply constant" and "apply varying". You are describing > the effects of Apply Constant. Wit apply varying it pops up the > window of the desired filter (pixelate, in this case), perform it on > the bottom layer and pops up a second time the filter window, perform > it on the top layer, and finally displays a confirmation box, that, > when accepted performs varying the parameter. > > I tested it before answering your e-mail, earlier ...works just fine. > > Regards, > JS > -><- > > > > > > On Thursday 13 November 2003 6:24 pm, Eric Pierce wrote: >> JB, >> Hmm... that didn't seem to work. Maybe I screwed something up. >> Was that supposed to gradually pixelate each layer more than the >> next? I'm using Gimp-win (I'm at work). Each layer was equally >> pixelized the same amount. >> >> Anyway, I'm not working on several layers. Just one layer - a >> photo of people. I want it to gradually (from right to left) go >> from no pixelation to slight pixelation, and then larger and larger >> pixelation so there would be nice chunky squares on the left side. >> >> Signed "Stumped" >> >> > On Thursday 13 November 2003 1:04 pm, Eric Pierce wrote: >> >> I'm trying to take a photo and have it gradually pixelate from >> >> small boxes to big boxes. Can't figure it out except for doing >> >> it manually (ugh). >> >> >> >> Any ideas? Thanks for reading! >> >> Eric Pierce >> > >> > <image>->filter->filter all layers, >> > apply varying , and the wizard does the rest. :-) >> > >> > I just am not certain if filter all layers is always there or >> > needs GIMP-GAP to be installed. >> > >> > Regards, >> > JS >> > -><- > > > > > > _______________________________________________ Gimp-user mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.xcf.berkeley.edu/mailman/listinfo/gimp-user
