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plug_in_bump_map_tiled (April 2000, 3.0-pre1-ac2)

NAME
plug_in_bump_map_tiled - Create an embossing effect using a tiled image as a bump map
SYNOPSIS
plug_in_bump_map_tiled (run_mode,image,drawable,bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
DESCRIPTION
This plug-in uses the algorithm described by John Schlag, "Fast Embossing Effects on Raster Image Data" in Graphics GEMS IV (ISBN 0-12-336155-9). It takes a drawable to be tiled and applied as a bump map to another image and produces a nice embossing effect.
INPUT ARGUMENTS
TYPENAMEDESCRIPTION
INT32run_modeInteractive, non-interactive
IMAGEimageInput image
DRAWABLEdrawableInput drawable
DRAWABLEbumpmapBump map drawable
FLOATazimuthAzimuth
FLOATelevationElevation
INT32depthDepth
INT32xofsX offset
INT32yofsY offset
INT32waterlevelLevel that full transparency should represent
INT32ambientAmbient lighting factor
INT32compensateCompensate for darkening
INT32invertInvert bumpmap
INT32typeType of map (LINEAR (0), SPHERICAL (1), SINUOSIDAL (2))
SOME SYNTAX ALTERNATIVES
$drawable->bump_map_tiled (bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
$image->bump_map_tiled (drawable,bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
plug_in_bump_map_tiled (drawable,bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
bump_map_tiled Layer (drawable,bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
bump_map_tiled Image (drawable,bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
bump_map_tiled Plugin (drawable,bumpmap,azimuth,elevation,depth,xofs,yofs,waterlevel,ambient,compensate,invert,type)
AUTHOR
Federico Mena Quintero, Jens Lautenbacher & Sven Neumann
(c)April 2000, 3.0-pre1-ac2 Federico Mena Quintero, Jens Lautenbacher & Sven Neumann


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