Hi all,
I been checking the forum and the manual but maybe I´m missing something, is there a way to apply a jitter (in position, color, size, rotation) value when using brush, pencil, clone tools?
Cheers
JC
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Re: Randomness
No, there isn't.arqjuan hat geschrieben:I been checking the forum and the manual but maybe I´m missing something, is there a way to apply a jitter (in position, color, size, rotation) value when using brush, pencil, clone tools?
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I hope to see it implemented soon 
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JC
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Re: Randomness
Hi JCarqjuan hat geschrieben:Hi all,
I been checking the forum and the manual but maybe I´m missing something, is there a way to apply a jitter (in position, color, size, rotation) value when using brush, pencil, clone tools?
Interesting thohght ... I think!
Can you give an example of what the outcome would look like?
Cheers, geoff
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Re: Randomness
Hi Geoffrey,
Of course, imagine that you have a photo with a tall ivy climbing up a wall but for some reason you would like to make it wider, more dense, so if you take the clone tool now how you would make it wider without loosing the randomness in the edges, now if this jitters options are available you can apply a little randomness to the position so when you clone you will get a nice nonuniform edges when you draw a wider ivy, plus after you did it you would like to have some "dead" leaves scattered in the ivy too, so you get the brush or clone tool and modify the color "hue" and more spacious the scatter so you can spread new dead "brownish" leaves all around.
I hope I made myself clear, sometimes with a not so good English a storm ideas can be a mess
Cheers
JC
Of course, imagine that you have a photo with a tall ivy climbing up a wall but for some reason you would like to make it wider, more dense, so if you take the clone tool now how you would make it wider without loosing the randomness in the edges, now if this jitters options are available you can apply a little randomness to the position so when you clone you will get a nice nonuniform edges when you draw a wider ivy, plus after you did it you would like to have some "dead" leaves scattered in the ivy too, so you get the brush or clone tool and modify the color "hue" and more spacious the scatter so you can spread new dead "brownish" leaves all around.
I hope I made myself clear, sometimes with a not so good English a storm ideas can be a mess
Cheers
JC
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Re: Randomness
Ah, excellent JC, I get the idea. This would be good. (Your English isn't perfect but it does what it is supposed to do -- communicate!)
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geoff
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