Late to the party, and way too lazy to read the whole thread, haha. Once the correct python files are placed, where do I find this feature at? Thanks.

BTW, really cool results peeps.

Never mind, I found it.

Very cool filter.

I don't see contrast and sampling, haha. I'm going to G'MIC, rendering, wiremap. Is there something I'm missing?

so, you don't use the filter built on it, only directly the G'MIC function (which is very nice per se).
Try also to use DIEGO_WireframeMap_Lyle.7z [2.85 KiB] attached on the first post (don't forget to download also DIEGO_COLOURS_Mod_LCS.7z [3.09 KiB] here on page 4, if you haven't it yet)

edit: once downloaded you find the filter under DIEGO_TEST menu entry

I have already downloaded and placed the files you mention, but I don't see anything, anywhere that says DIEGO_TEST.

Dang, didn't notice this error before. It lets me extract it to the desktop, but with no content, haha. No wonder I can't find it. Here's the error I get when I try and extract it with 7zip:

a made a copy in .zip instead of .7z, try with this one

BTW, do you have the last version of 7z?

Not the latest version, no. I also need the DIEGO_COLOURS_Mod_LCS file like you did the last one. It worked fine.

here it is

Thanks man. I updated my 7zip, and the old one worked.

OK, at this point download and try aldo the other one: WIREFRAME MAP (GARAGECODER)
you will find this one also under DIEGO_TEST

I got an error message, but it still worked though:

it's not an error, just a warning I inserted after the first version encountered an error while using 3d Elevation (which has image size limits); it indicates the dimensions of the image used before calling that filter, dimensions which can be automatically reduced to avoid the error detected on version 1

Gotcha on the warning.

Here's a few using default settings on both. My little cabin I own.

Lyle version:



Garagecoder version:



Very cool filters.

I notice on the garagecoder version, the net square size doesn't change no matter what the setting used.

in one case the main merit lies on Lyle's tutorial, in the second one on Garagecoder's G'mic new filter.
Thanks to them, I just mixed up and assembled other pieces to got a sort of a paella (here I'm sure Issabella is a master...)

I will check...

Also, I think a reset button would be a nice feature, to take you back to the preset parameters.