automatically cloning area
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| automatically cloning area | eingram25 | 22 Apr 09:55 |
| automatically cloning area | rich404 | 22 Apr 13:18 |
| automatically cloning area | eingram25 | 22 Apr 15:03 |
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automatically cloning area
What is the process called where a filter uses nearest neighbor to automatically clone a selected area? is it a G"MIC filter? I knew a year ago, but have forgotten. I think it involved using a separately downloaded plug in.
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automatically cloning area
What is the process called where a filter uses nearest neighbor to automatically clone a selected area? is it a G"MIC filter? I knew a year ago, but have forgotten. I think it involved using a separately downloaded plug in.
You are possibly thinking of the resynthesizer (compiled plugin) + heal-selection.py python plugin.
see screenshot
The equivalent in gimp_gmic_qt plugin is the inpaint filter, uses a red mask to define the repair.
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Attachments: * https://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/1405/original/resynth.jpg * https://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/1406/original/gmic.jpg
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automatically cloning area
You are possibly thinking of the resynthesizer (compiled plugin) + heal-selection.py python plugin.
see screenshot
The equivalent in gimp_gmic_qt plugin is the inpaint filter, uses a red mask to
define the repair.seescreenshot
Attachments: *
https://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/1405/original/resynth.jpg * https://www.gimpusers.com/system/attachments/1406/original/gmic.jpg
Yes That is the one I couldn't think of. Darn carbohydrates have fogged my brain.
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