1997
Eiichi Takamori, and a lot of GIMP people
Produce a lense flare effect using gradients
This plug-in produces a lense flare effect using custom gradients. In interactive call, the user can edit his/her own favorite lense flare (GFlare) and render it. Edited gflare is saved automatically to the folder in gflare-path, if it is defined in gimprc. In non-interactive call, the user can only render one of GFlare which has been stored in gflare-path already.
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Type | Name | Description |
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PF_INT | run-mode | The run mode { RUN-INTERACTIVE (0), RUN-NONINTERACTIVE (1) } |
PF_IMAGE | image | Input image (unused) |
PF_DRAWABLE | drawable | Input drawable |
PF_VALUE | gflare-name | The name of GFlare |
PF_INT | xcenter | X coordinate of center of GFlare |
PF_INT | ycenter | Y coordinate of center of GFlare |
PF_FLOAT | radius | Radius of GFlare (pixel) |
PF_FLOAT | rotation | Rotation of GFlare (degree) |
PF_FLOAT | hue | Hue rotation of GFlare (degree) |
PF_FLOAT | vangle | Vector angle for second flares (degree) |
PF_FLOAT | vlength | Vector length for second flares (percentage to Radius) |
PF_INT | use-asupsample | Whether it uses or not adaptive supersampling while rendering (boolean) |
PF_INT | asupsample-max-depth | Max depth for adaptive supersampling |
PF_FLOAT | asupsample-threshold | Threshold for adaptive supersampling |
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