Bevel Reflect Logo V1.6

dietmar · **Posted:** Mon Mar 02, 2015 4:27 am **(#1121)**

The Warrior wrote:

http://www.gimpchat.com/viewtopic.php?f=12&t=9677

Exactly!

Dietmar

oldmangrumpy · **Posted:** Mon Mar 02, 2015 6:11 am **(#1122)**

Thank you again Issabella - this one is not jewelry, so I hope you like this shell from another new emap (let's say it is 'faux jewelry'). Last one for tonight ... zzzzzz

Issabella · **Posted:** Mon Mar 02, 2015 6:31 am **(#1123)**

hehehe, I like this one a lot, too. Nice colours and perfectly implemented. :hi5

Marcello · **Joined:** Mar 10, 2014 **Posts:** 845

Molly and Issabella: thk you for your nice words!

GnuTux · **Posted:** Mon Mar 02, 2015 7:14 pm **(#1125)**

Marcello wrote:

Very nice, shiny result, Marcello. :bigthup

oldmangrumpy wrote:

Well I did an emap tutorial and think I am now coming to grips with combined gradient/pattern emaps for BRL, both flamboyant for text ...

I really like the result you got here. :2thup

The Warrior · **Joined:** Jun 02, 2013 **Posts:** 2075

Armored Warrior. Click for resize:

oldmangrumpy · **Posted:** Tue Mar 03, 2015 2:04 am **(#1127)**

This has been an intensive couple of days learning about/creating/testing all my new gradient/pattern/texture emaps - to address results I built a quick testbed with curves, angles and straght bits and it looks OK ... :hehe

Just a great tool GnuTux (thanks for your kind words too!) and the more I learn the more I play ... just need a rest now

Marcello · **Joined:** Mar 10, 2014 **Posts:** 845

great to have your appreciation GnuTux!Thks for yr fantastic job.

oldmangrumpy · **Posted:** Wed Mar 04, 2015 4:57 pm **(#1129)**

I have just spent a couple of days creating/exploring these emap devices, around 100 different gradients, patterns and textures and was extremely surprised at some of the results (both good and bad :roll:

). I have a couple of questions though if somebody can please impart their knowledge ...

1. Spherical or rectangular emaps .... both seem to work; which is preferable?
2. Size of the emap ... is there an optimum or minimum preference?

Whatever, I tried out a few of these new emaps in a BRL collage ...

The Warrior · **Joined:** Jun 02, 2013 **Posts:** 2075

Haven't played with this one for awhile. I didn't realized my lettering wasn't centered until after I saved it. Oh well. Click for resize:

Wallace · **Posted:** Mon Sep 07, 2015 10:44 pm **(#1131)**

oldmangrumpy wrote:

I have a couple of questions though if somebody can please impart their knowledge ...
1. Spherical or rectangular emaps .... both seem to work; which is preferable?
2. Size of the emap ... is there an optimum or minimum preference?

Possible answer to question 1.
The native form for e-maps when using BRL is spherical. If you chose a gradient to use as an e-map, BRL creates a spherical e-map of that gradient.
For instance, you could also us a photo/image of some kind, instead of the traditional spherical e-map.
It all depends on what you want to use as an e-map and what might be more convenient or readily available for use.

Possible answer to question 2.
I haven't found there to be any real minimum or optimum preference for e-map size.
I've also tested this. By scaling down the same e-map. Running it in it's original size and with the scaled down version. Both results were the same, when this e-map was run on the same size text.

Here is a test that I preformed.

BRL was applied to the text, using the gradient below.

The canvas is 1600x1200 and the text is quite large.
Notice the size of the e-map that has been generated by BRL.

Attachment:

brl emap 1600x1200.png [ 452.07 KiB | Viewed 1064 times ]

I then ran BRL on the same text, but this canvas was 492x369 and as you can see the text is much smaller.
Take note of the size of the e-map.

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brl emap 492x369.png [ 149.84 KiB | Viewed 1064 times ]

Below is an image of both e-maps that BRL generated.
They are for the most part identical in size, (about 306x306), but differ in their compositions.

Attachment:

brl emaps.png [ 184.74 KiB | Viewed 1064 times ]

I'm not sure if this answers your questions, but these are the things I've noticed while using BRL.

The Warrior · **Joined:** Jun 02, 2013 **Posts:** 2075

The Warrior wrote:

Armored Warrior. Click for resize:

[ Image ]

The Warrior wrote:

Haven't played with this one for awhile. I didn't realized my lettering wasn't centered until after I saved it. Oh well. Click for resize:

[ Image ]

Haha, thought I was being all creative. I didn't realize the logo I did before this one was the same technique. :mrgreen:

mackenzieh · **Posted:** Wed Sep 09, 2015 9:02 pm **(#1133)**

Has the script been updated recently?

Wallace · **Posted:** Wed Sep 09, 2015 9:10 pm **(#1134)**

mackenzieh wrote:

Has the script been updated recently?

No... Bevel Reflect Logo V1.6 is the latest version.

2-ton · **Posted:** Tue Sep 29, 2015 8:09 pm **(#1135)**

I used the logo bevel reflect logo script for a contest entry...the line art was supplied, and could be done any way one wanted. I hadn't done such a complicated one before, and I did have to relearn a lot. I guess I could have done a lot more detail with adding more lines for feathers and stuff, making it more realistic, but it was fun anyway. It has received some nice compliments.

Wallace · **Posted:** Tue Sep 29, 2015 8:34 pm **(#1136)**

2-ton wrote:

I used the logo bevel reflect logo script for a contest entry...the line art was supplied, and could be done any way one wanted. I hadn't done such a complicated one before, and I did have to relearn a lot. I guess I could have done a lot more detail with adding more lines for feathers and stuff, making it more realistic, but it was fun anyway. It has received some nice compliments.
[ Image ]

That's a pretty good looking BLR image 2-ton. I really like the colors you used.

2-ton · **Posted:** Tue Sep 29, 2015 9:43 pm **(#1137)**

It reminds me of the tin xmas tree ornaments from Mexico. I still have a hard time knowing what parameters to use for the beveling. I try different ones but it's still hard to figure out how much to use to get the right effect.

Pat625 · **Joined:** May 12, 2015 **Posts:** 4694

I really like this script! Finally had time to play with it. Thank you.
:tyspin

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trandoductin · **Posted:** Tue Sep 29, 2015 10:58 pm **(#1139)**

It's a golden chicken! It must lay golden eggs.

Wallace · **Posted:** Wed Sep 30, 2015 4:46 am **(#1140)**

2-ton wrote:

It reminds me of the tin xmas tree ornaments from Mexico. I still have a hard time knowing what parameters to use for the beveling. I try different ones but it's still hard to figure out how much to use to get the right effect.

If you use the interactive mode, you can view the changes made on the fly. This can help give you a good idea of how the parameters work.

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