Shapes
Variations that ignore the input and generate specific shapes. Often called “blurs” because they create a blur effect when used on the same transform with other variations.
Posts tagged as blur
Blurry Eye
Here’s an example for our Blur flame game, based on Rick Sidwell’s excellent Blur page. This time I added two finals of a sphericalN (this is my latest thing), then added two glynnsim1 finals so that it would shrink to the middle more
In Lurve
Second tweak of a Silly Scriptz flame, used Script 15 ran it until I got something I liked, then added two glynnsim1 finals at the end (where else?)
blur
The blur variation generates a filled-in circle. Unlike most variations, which transform the plane by mapping input points to output points, blur completely ignores the input. The variations blur_circle, circleblur, and sineblur also generate filled-in circles. They differ in how the density is distributed across the disk. Blur has high density in the center, gradually decreasing towards the edge.