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    I have a mode named after me... sniff... its all too much, im gonna cry.

    This is great Rob. The only bit I cant quite figure is what is the basic difference between the Preserve DC and 'my' mode since I was trying to make a filter to high pass with preserve DC. It does look similar in the results in any case.

    Interesting bit about the stairs. Although I have never procedurally created the staircase pattern I do use one as a transparency to pop over any other type of terrain - like dungeon stone for example.

    Have you tried to use the FFT expansion with a DC preserve - ill attach the kind of filter you need. You will have to adjust the levels to suit Gimp tho. Note the center pixel is 'no change' color - DC preserve. Oh yes should also note - if you get that pixel out by one in any direction it all goes to pot. So try moving it about a little if it doesn't work. The way you can get a definitive answer of course is to give the FFT something all white and get its spectrum and that should have just the one single pixel lit - well thats the one that must be no change.
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    Last edited by Redrobes; 07-24-2008 at 06:30 PM.

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