Hey! I've been working on a huge update for the past month, and it's almost ready to release. Filter presets are already implemented, so stay tuned for the next update!
I'll try to implement that in the next update! Though, could you be more specific and explain what the "Outline Filter" does? Could you maybe send me some examples?
it should be something like a "sketch" filter, it should add a black (maybe you can change the color and opacity?) line when there is contrast between 2 areas. That way, when you have, for example, a brick wall, with this filter, you get a borderlands-like look, since it will add some comic book style black lines on contrasty spots.
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hi polyshade i love the tool but there should be a feature to save the filters as a preset
Hey! I've been working on a huge update for the past month, and it's almost ready to release. Filter presets are already implemented, so stay tuned for the next update!
thanks :)
Is this mostly for PSX style, or do you recommend it for source engine like graphics too?
Sorry for the late reply, but yes!
an outline filter would be nice
I'll try to implement that in the next update! Though, could you be more specific and explain what the "Outline Filter" does? Could you maybe send me some examples?
You can contact me at Polyshade.Support@proton.me
it should be something like a "sketch" filter, it should add a black (maybe you can change the color and opacity?) line when there is contrast between 2 areas. That way, when you have, for example, a brick wall, with this filter, you get a borderlands-like look, since it will add some comic book style black lines on contrasty spots.
Thanks for the explanation. I'll try to implement something like that in the next update!
also being able to bulk use the same filters on a bunch of models/pngs and then bulk export it would be nice too!
Sure thing!
Could you have some higher-resolution screenshots of the UI? the GIFs are too compressed to really see the options
Good catch! I've just added some high-res screenshots. Let me know if you need anything else.