is this something you would like better?

That last idea is nice Dinasset. Although I personally like more the classical way. It's a fantastic filter.

you are able to select images good candidates; nice outcomes, my vote is for the first one

to see how filter behaves with a portrait

Thanks my friends for Your help.
I download the file.
Doron

Yes! I like #42 post better. It is more like real stained glass. The image is not distorted and the lead lines are more like stained glass. Did you change the filter or just the settings?

My apologies i added the link to your first post - viewtopic.php?f=9&t=13779&p=187057#p187057

If you like it, that's very easy:
- no change in the filter
- run it only paying attention to nr of colours and size of tiles (you may try many presets until you find the best "stained glass" configuration of tiles and stain)
- let visible only the top layer, the brl, the bottom background, all the rest of layers set to not visible
that's it
try it yourself

for Pat :
another example using the excellent image posted by Wolfworx some time ago.
Used default 7 and 15 for colours and tilesize (visible layers: top border layer, BRL 1, BRL Copy 1, Background Layer

hope you enjoy

...but with this wondeful image for me I would have chosen to let visible also the embellishing layers Sky, Bokeh, Pattern, Plasma; here the result



do you like it, Pat?

this is "almost" Pat style, I only kept also the Colour Isophotes layer; nr of colours = 16, tilesize = 10


the source is an excellent painting of Eugene de Blaas

..and this keeping also the "pattern layer"



maybe better in this case
the search for the most pleasant result may come from many trials

This filter is pretty amazing.

Yes! I do like the larger tiles and no distortion of the original image. I do like to keep coloring so I will have to practice. Thank you for showing how to do that. When the tiles are too small, looks like I am trying to do mosaic or crystallizing. I like the image light enough to see all the original details of the image.

Hi, new guy here. I have visited here for a long time and have downloaded a lot of the scripts here, but this one just won't work for me. I have GIMP 2.8.16 and I guess it's 64bit since the OS is.
I put the Diego Mosaic Stained Glass.py in c/users/tom/gimp 2.8/plugins folder and I get a error every time I run it. I even tried on a different computer, same thing.
Cartoonizer is in the same folder.
Next I tried putting it in c/program files/gimp 2/Python/Lib folder but still the same error.
This is the error :
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\32\lib\gimp\2.0\python\gimpfu.py", line 736, in response
dialog.res = run_script(params)
File "C:\Program Files\GIMP 2\32\lib\gimp\2.0\python\gimpfu.py", line 361, in run_script
return apply(function, params)
File "C:\Users\Tom\.gimp-2.8\plug-ins\DIEGO_Mosaic_Stained_Glass.py", line 792, in Mosaic_Stained_Glass
True) #keep)
TypeError: wrong number of parameters

Any ideas as to what is going on. I really like this Mosaic script and would love to use it.

Dinasset - I said I would try again, and my conclusion is that there certainly is a 'knack' to chosing suitable photos for this filter. But I do learn ... I did some 'post processing' and turned my results into a tryptich style image.



This wonderful lady Ella Havelka, is from the Australian Ballet and the Aboriginal Bangarra Dance company, and she is a descendant of the Wiradjuri people in the Dubbo area.

Like the triptych, OMG.

Hi SeriousTom.


For the "old" users of some plugins Dinasset is obvious - for new users lack the information that you need yet:

Bevel Reflect Logo.scm
http://gimpscripts.com/2014/02/bevel-reflect-logo/

which requires:

ML Bevel Reflect
http://gimpscripts.com/2014/01/ml-bevel-reflect/

thank you, MareroQ, that's it !

Nice triptych, and nice subject too !
Thanks OMG for (re-)trying my filter.