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%ffp // This is a simple template for a FilterMeister filter. To get // started simply replace the current values with your own // ones. You can also try to replace parts of the current code // or even add your own code. //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Filter Infos // The name of the sub menu on which your filter will appear // in the graphics application Category: "Harry's Filters" // The name of the filter and the sub menu item Title: "Colorize" // Your plugin will be saved under this name Filename: "Colorize.8bf" // Other values Copyright: "Freeware" Author: "Harald Heim" Organization: "The Plugin Site" URL: "http://thepluginsite.com" Description: "Colorize the Image\n" Version: "1.0" // Determines what will be displayed on the About dialog of your // plugin: Title (!T), Version (!V), Description (!D), Copyright (!c) // and URL (!U) each in a separate line About: "!T !V\n!D\n!c\n!U" //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Filter Control Definitions ctl(0): "Red", //The slider label Range=(-128,128), //Value range of the slider Pos=(220,20), //Position of the slider on the dialog Size=(*,7), //Size of the slider Val=0 //Initial value of the slider ctl(1): "Green", Range=(-128,128), Pos=(220,30), Size=(*,7), Val=0 ctl(2): "Blue", Range=(-128,128), Pos=(220,40), Size=(*,7), Val=0 // Hide the Edit button and the logo ctl[CTL_EDIT]: None ctl[CTL_LOGO]: None //------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ // Here comes the filter code ForEveryTile: {int c; for (y=y_start; y<y_end; ++y){ // loop through all rows //Update progress bar and cancel if ESC key was pressed if ( updateProgress(y,Y) ) break; for (x=x_start; x<x_end; ++x){ // loop through all columns for (z=0; z<Z; ++z){ // loop through all channels // Read a color value c = pget (x,y,z); // Process the color value. // In this case the value of the appropriate // slider is added to the color value c = c + ctl(z); //Write color value pset ( x, y, z, c ); } // for z } // for x } // for y //Stop processing and apply the effect return true; }</code> |