![]() ![]() Planned FeaturesĪll listed below are planned to be added to this plugin at some point, no definitive time table or order yet. Use the Help button to see a more descriptive explination of each option. Once the effect is applied it will be placed on a new layer as a modified clone of the previously selected layer, the original layer is preserved. By default, this will be set to the optimum setting, equal to the number fo concurrent threads your CPU can handle. ![]() Larger values will apply the effect faster on very large images, but if the value exceeds the number of threads your CPU can reasonably handle the process will take longer. Number of Worker Threads (FOR ADVANCED USERS) - As the warning says, this option is for users who know what their CPU is capable of.Bilinear Interpolation - Checking this option will make the plugin run slightly slower, but will make edges created by the effect smoother and less aliased.Displacement or Strength - How strong a certain stage for an effect will be, how much it will spread across the screen.Power - Multiplies the result by itself X times, making what would normally be very subtle colors more obvious.This will pop open a window with options to control the effect before applying With an open document active, select a layer you want to apply the effect to, then click Tools->Scripts->VFX - (.) Scroll down and enable VFX, click OK to save.Go to Settings->Configure Krita->Python Plugin Manager.Download this repository and save the files and folders exactly as they are to the pykrita folder.Open the pykrita folder inside the folder that pops up.Open Krita, go to Settings->Manage Resources.->Open Resource Folder.(32-bit float will likely have unintended effects as the current implementation of the plugin tries to do a best guess of the default color space).8-bit integer/channel, 16-bit integer/channel, and 32-bit float/channel depths.ALL color modes in Krita (as of 5.0), RGB/Alpha, CMYK/Alpha, XYZ/Alpha, L*a*b*/Alpha, Grayscale/Alpha, and YCbCr/Alpha. ![]() Supports the following color modes and depths: (Example and descriptive pictures coming eventually!) ![]() Plugin to apply a host of different visual effects seen in post-processing ![]()
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