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== Workflow == | == Workflow == | ||
=== 1. Open | === 1. Open "Filter effects" dialog === | ||
[[Image:Filter-workflow1.png|501px|center]] | [[Image:Filter-workflow1.png|501px|center]] | ||
=== 2. Select object to which you want to add filter === | === 2. Select object to which you want to add filter === | ||
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=== 3. Click on "Add" button and select one of the built-in filters === | === 3. Click on "Add" button and select one of the built-in filters === | ||
[[Image:Filter-workflow3.png|501|center]] | [[Image:Filter-workflow3.png|501|center]] | ||
=== 4. Selected filter is now applied, | === 4. Selected filter is now applied, tweak it by changing amount of Gaussian blur === | ||
[[Image:Filter-workflow4.png|500|center]] | [[Image:Filter-workflow4.png|500|center]] | ||
=== 5. Click on "Crop" icon to resize (on canvas) visible area of filter === | === 5. Click on "Crop" icon to resize (on canvas) visible area of filter === | ||
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=== 7. If you can't find a built-in filter which would meet your needs - create your own one by going to "Add -> Custom -> Create & manage custom filters" === | === 7. If you can't find a built-in filter which would meet your needs - create your own one by going to "Add -> Custom -> Create & manage custom filters" === | ||
[[Image:Filter-workflow7.png|500|center]] | [[Image:Filter-workflow7.png|500|center]] | ||
=== 8. === | === 8. "Custom filters" dialog shows up. Click on "New filter" icon on the left side - new filter is added to the list of custom filters === | ||
[[Image:Filter-workflow8.png| | [[Image:Filter-workflow8.png|500|center]] | ||
=== 9. === | === 9. Add some effects to your filter and customise them. When you are done - simply close "Custom filters" window=== | ||
[[Image:Filter-workflow9.png| | [[Image:Filter-workflow9.png|500|center]] | ||
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=== 10. New filter is now accesible from "Filter effects" dialog under: "Add -> Custom ->" === | |||
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I like this, but don't like the Path effects to be on a tab on the Effects dialog. I think LPE has to be separated from the filters, as it is now. | I like this, but don't like the Path effects to be on a tab on the Effects dialog. I think LPE has to be separated from the filters, as it is now. | ||
--[[User:Pajarico|Pajarico]] 11:26, 24 August 2008 (UTC) | --[[User:Pajarico|Pajarico]] 11:26, 24 August 2008 (UTC) | ||
:Yes, this probably wasn't a good idea - mock-ups have been updated. But both dialogs should have similar look & feel. Although LPEs and filters don't share to much code under the hood, they have the same purpose from users point of view (do magic things on paths and objects in non-destructive way). Current mock-ups seem to be consistent with planned LPE dialog [http://www.nabble.com/LPE-dropdown-box-(was-%3A-NEW%3A-LPE-Interpolate)-td18695687.html discussed on mailing list]. --[[User:Jarek|Jarek]] 21:58, 24 August 2008 (UTC) | |||
Make sure you've seen http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/SpecFilterEffectDialog :) --[[User:Prokoudine|Prokoudine]] 11:21, 26 August 2008 (UTC) | |||
[[Category:Proposals]] | |||
Latest revision as of 10:23, 31 March 2012
Launchpad Entry: https://blueprints.launchpad.net/inkscape/+spec/non-advanced-filters-ui
Summary
Release Note
Rationale
Design
Basic filter dialog mock-up
Custom (advanced) filter dialog mock-up
Add:
- Recent
- - - -List of last 10 used filters - - -
- Artistic
- Ink bleed
- Oil painting
- Oil slick
- Blur
- Blur
- Gaussian blur
- Motion
- Radial blur
- Zoom blur
- Color
- Black and white
- Saturize
- Sepia
- Render
- Blue cheese
- Barbed wire
- Brushed metal
- Clouds
- Fire
- Leopard fur
- Metal
- Organic
- Snow
- Swiss cheese
- Zebra
- Noise and deformation
- Ridged border
- Ripple
- Roughen
- Scratched
- Speckle
- Smudge
- Waves
- Edge detection
- Edge detect
- Pencil
- Blueprint
- Stylize
- Age
- Apparition
- Button
- Drop shadow
- Inset
- Crystal
- Splat
- Rubber stamp
- Bloom
- Jigsaw piece
- Jelly bean
- custom
- Create & manage custom filters...
- - - - List of custom filters - - -
Workflow
1. Open "Filter effects" dialog
2. Select object to which you want to add filter
3. Click on "Add" button and select one of the built-in filters
4. Selected filter is now applied, tweak it by changing amount of Gaussian blur
5. Click on "Crop" icon to resize (on canvas) visible area of filter
6. Add more filters by repeating previous steps, note that "Configure selected filter" box changes its content according to type of selected filter
7. If you can't find a built-in filter which would meet your needs - create your own one by going to "Add -> Custom -> Create & manage custom filters"
8. "Custom filters" dialog shows up. Click on "New filter" icon on the left side - new filter is added to the list of custom filters
9. Add some effects to your filter and customise them. When you are done - simply close "Custom filters" window
10. New filter is now accesible from "Filter effects" dialog under: "Add -> Custom ->"
11.
TODO
* Flesh this specification out in more detail
Discussion
I like this, but don't like the Path effects to be on a tab on the Effects dialog. I think LPE has to be separated from the filters, as it is now. --Pajarico 11:26, 24 August 2008 (UTC)
- Yes, this probably wasn't a good idea - mock-ups have been updated. But both dialogs should have similar look & feel. Although LPEs and filters don't share to much code under the hood, they have the same purpose from users point of view (do magic things on paths and objects in non-destructive way). Current mock-ups seem to be consistent with planned LPE dialog discussed on mailing list. --Jarek 21:58, 24 August 2008 (UTC)
Make sure you've seen http://wiki.inkscape.org/wiki/index.php/SpecFilterEffectDialog :) --Prokoudine 11:21, 26 August 2008 (UTC)