PHOSIMP news & patch notes

Tried to whip up a matting function to make an image non-transparent by matting it with either a very bright or very dark color . It sometimes works nicely . But often if an image is completely transparent , you are better off using 346 to just set the transparency channel of each pixel to 0.0 . The interlaced wormhole pixel shuffling filters are pretty cool though . They were added to help me create animation base frame in the project I am working on called "PHOFACE" . PHOFACE is basically a recipe book for PHOSIMP . Something less intimidating that does not require typing , and can also serve as a reference of 300 jumping off points to get something cool . As I realize that I make PHOSIMP look easier to use than it really is . Try out filters : 1467 -to- 1480 The are all reversible . And most of them also loop . Except for 1479 and 1480 . 1479 & 1480 are REVERSIBLE , but do NOT loop ( in any reasonable amount of iterations anyways ) . This is intentional . I am not sure if PHOSIMP is a "Black Box" as the source code is very well documented . But I guess you could say that PHOSIMP is a box with illegally tinted windows for sure . -KanjiCoder 906.202.5546 More Explanations Here : https://imgur.com/gallery/how-i-make-psychedelic-animations-289tGzb

Filter Aliases : A.### : Auto Tile Filter B.### : Blur Filter C.### : Channel Splitter Filter D.### : Dither Filter E.### : Edge Detection Filter F.### : Forward Filter ( forward vs reverse ) R.### : Reverse Filter ( undoes forward filter ) G.### : Gradient Ramp Filter H.### : Hue / Color Correction K.### : Kaliedoscope Filter Make it easier to find things so that you can do the process I do on instagram . STEP 1 : Pixel Shuffling or Kaliedoscope Filter STEP 2 : Blur Filter STEP 3 : Gradient Ramp Filter STEP 4 : Edge Detection Filter STEP 5 : Go back to step 1 or 2 depending on results . : Loop until you are happy with yourself . -KanjiCoder , 906.202.5546

Last Valid Filter Index : 1466 1291 - 1330 : FAKE DITHER ORIGINAL variants . 10 dither shapes , 4 configs . 1331 - 1370 : GLITCH SLIDE DITHER variants . 10 dither shapes , 4 configs . 1371 - 1386 : BAWMOD4 DEBUG filters . Visually debugs the filters used to : make the pixels in the dither filters APPEAR black or white . 1387 - 1466 : Edge detection filters that can replace filter 240 NOTE_1: The dither filters are designed to be simple black and white dithering : but with a TWIST . Instead of making the pixels BLACK or WHITE we make : the pixels APPEAR black or white by adding or subtracting . : Because the visible spectrum isto, subtracting : will cause a normalized pixel to APPEAR black . And adding : will cause a normalized pixel to APPEAR white . This is kinda cool : because then if you BLURR the dithered black and white image , : sometimes smears of color appear out of nowhere . NOTE_2: When I say "replace 240" . I don''t mean I am getting rid of filter : . I mean that I use filterWAY TOO MUCH in my instagram : videos . And I don''t want to be a 1-trick-pony-hack . So now whenever : I am feeling like reaching forI can instead use any filter : betweento get a similar , but distinct effect that : will satisfy my needs , but keep things more interesting . To the person who left a comment on my Instagram calling me a pretentious tech bro ... Is this because I went to art school ? I actually get called pretentious a lot . And I don''t really understand why . I am literally just showing people the cool things I am obsessed with . -KanjiCoder : 906.202.5545 ( Office Hours : Whenever , just call ) https://i.imgur.com/fifHeMR.png https://i.imgur.com/8d6e9wU.png https://i.imgur.com/NSiYihi.png https://imgur.com/a/uqknYEN

If you type "RAND" and hit enter it will use a random filter between : andinclusive . toare tone mapping filters that are used to bring the image back into the visible spectrum when the image becomes completely black or white . The algorithm for these is reallyand the results are not the greatest . But PHOSIMP is all about experimentation . Also , no matter howa filter is , there is always the potential it can do something amazing in combination with other filters . Flour might not be as amazing as refined sugar . But you need both to bake a cake , do you not ? While writing this , I have a tone mapping idea for the future . It could function like a blur , but be for tone mapping . For example , for each pixel , it could collect the average value of a 7x7 radius of pixels around the pixel in the center . This local average could be used to influence how the tone mapping works for this specific pixel . I don''t know all the details . I just know that LOCALIZATION of the tone mapping to areas that do NOT consider theandof thebut rather consider theandof a small sub-section around the current pixel ... Tone mapping filters like this could probably extract more intricate detail . So I guess my idea wouldn''t compute the AVERAGE for the radius around the pixel , but rather theandpixel values . But I am sure there is a way to incorporate average value as well in all of this to make something interesting happen . I am rambling . But if I do not ramble now , I may lose the thought ! Call my 24/7 help line : 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder

These filters attempt to convert an image into different luminosity keys . They do it ... But NOT in a way that is elegant . It creates a lot of visual artifacting . BUT it achieves the goal . I created these filters so that the PHOFACE filter recipes I am making will have less outputs for different image inputs . Sometimes the overall lumonosity key of the image has a big influence over if the end result of the filter recipe is going to look good or not . I don''t know if these filters will be useful for anyone . But they are useful to me as a pre-processing step when I create recipes that end up having unpredictable outputs . #1273 : Scans image and converts to LOW_KEY hackishly . #1274 : Scans image and converts to LOW_KEY hackishly , but different . #1275 : Scans image and converts to MID_KEY hackishly . #1276 : Scans image and converts to MID_KEY hackishly , but different . #1277 : Scans image and converts to HIGH_KEY hackishly . #1278 : Scans image and converts to HIGH_KEY hackishly , but different . #1279 : Scans image and converts to high or low key depending . #1280 : Scans image and converts to high or low key depending , but different . 24/7 PHOSIMP HOTLINE : 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder

Create a negative of an image by swapping the brightest pixels with the darkest pixels . 16 total variants . 8 horizontal scanline based . 8 vertical scanline based . HORIZONTALS filter numbers and sorting criteria : #1257 : BY_LUMONOSITY #1258 : BY______R_G_B #1259 : BY______R_B_G #1260 : BY______G_R_B #1261 : BY______G_B_R #1262 : BY______B_R_G #1263 : BY______B_G_R #1264 : BY_TRANSPAREN VERTICAL filters and sorting criteria : #1265 : BY_LUMONOSITY #1266 : BY______R_G_B #1267 : BY______R_B_G #1268 : BY______G_R_B #1269 : BY______G_B_R #1270 : BY______B_R_G #1271 : BY______B_G_R #1272 : BY_TRANSPAREN The filters marked "BY_TRANSPAREN" re-order pixels by transparency . If you are using a completely opaque image , this just becomes a very expensive way to flip the image . Need help ! Call the 24/7 hotline and I will tell you how to get to my discord . 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder

Now you can easily find all the blurs and auto tile filters ! EXAMPLE : TYPE : "A.096" + ENTER_KEY : to use the LAST auto tile filter . EXAMPLE : TYPE : "B.128" + ENTER_KEY : to use the LAST blur filter . Aliases from previous update : F.### : Invokes lossless filter FORWARD R.### : Invokes lossless filter REVERSE

************************************************** ************************************************** ************************************************** SUMMARY : V1+ENTER ===> OLD DISPLAY + COMMAND PARSING V2+ENTER ===> NEW DISPLAY + COMMAND PARSING ************************************************** ************************************************** ************************************************** More Details Below : I got a call from someone from California earlier today while making videos . They said they liked the old number display and was wondering if there was a way to "switch back" . There wasn''t , but now there is : 1. Type "V1"+ENTER_KEY : for version 1 text display and parser 2. Type "V2"+ENTER_KEY : for version 2 text display and parser Additionally , for fun , typing "CALI" also will switch to V1 . FILTER ALIASES ONLY WORK IN V2 ! Because "F.001" is more than 4 characters . Because "." character is not type-able in "V1" display . 24/7 Phosimp hotline : 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder

******************************************************* ******************************************************* ******************************************************* TOO LONG DIDNT READ : JUST PRESS : 1. "F.001" + ENTER_KEY ( FORWARD filter_alias #1 ) 2. "R.001" + ENTER_KEY ( REVERSE filter_alias #1 ) ******************************************************* ******************************************************* ******************************************************* More details for those who want to know : ( BELOW ) How to use new feature : TYPE : "F.1" to "F.141" to do FORWARD filter alias . TYPE : "R.1" to "R.141" to do REVERSE filter alias . I took all of the filters that are 100% reversible in standard color space and added them to these filter alias commands . This way if you want to grab a REVERSIBLE filter , all you have to remember is : "F" for forward . "R" for reverse . Use matching numbers to reverse operations . Example : "F.001" and "R.001" Will CHANNEL SPLIT , and then CHANNEL MERGE . "F.001" ===> Phosimp Filter #5 ( channel splitter ) "R.001" ===> Phosimp filter #6 ( channel merger ) How can you make use of this ? Here is a fun thing to try out : 1. Use a forward filter , say "F.001" 2. Put a BLUR like 18 or 19 next 3. Use corresponding reverse filter , "R.001" Because you put a BLUR in the middle , the reverse operation is __NOT__ going to work perfectly , and cool and strange things can happen . Try sandwhiching OTHER filters besides blurs between a "F.###" and "R.###" filter alias pair . I recommend 239,240,250,300,311,22,40,1111 . Titling this "Krysta Update" because I told my friend Krysta from the goth club that I would do photoset of her on my Instagram once my new update came out . So it is something easy for me to mentally grab onto when I want to quickly mentally recall this update . If you need help ... Lucky you , I am __NOT__ famous just yet : 24/7 Phosimp Help Line : 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder

Some filters for making kaleidoscopes , at least the ones with display names starting with "SYMTILE FILIPGRID" . SYMTILE FLIPGRID BLEND : Makes two kaleidoscopes using image resizing and composites them together using different blend modes . SYMTILE FLIPGRID SHUFF : Makes to kaleidoscopes using pixel re-distributions , and then composites them together using different blend modes . SWIZZLES : R,G,B,A to make more different from "SYMTILE FLIPGRID BLEND" . SYMTILE FLIPGRID ROTAT : Similar to FLIPGRID SHUF , but rotates one of the kaleidoscope images before compositing together with different blend modes . SWIZZLES : R,G,B , but NOT "A" channel so that it is distinct from "BLEND" and "SHUFF" variants . Only the "SHUFF" version will cause the image to "glow/pulse" , because it modifies the "alpha" channel of the image during the swizzle . Join my discord server if you need help ! That is where I am most active ! -KanjiCoder

I wanted to make filters inspired by the instagram channel . But I wanted them to start on a number that I would remember . The number "1111" is pretty easy to remember . Because of that ... I had to make up a whole bunch of filters to fill the gap betweenINCLUSIVE . Which is almost a 100 filter gap . So ... This update ended up taking forever . Somewhere betweenare some pretty cool experimental auto-tiling filters . The 3-digit filter display is now broken . Because I didn''t expect to go past filter 999 ever . So I will be working on fixing that UI element next . Let me know if you have any trouble ! Feel free to call 24/7 . ( But don''t expect me to always answer ) 906.202.5546 -KanjiCoder I am not allowed to post my discord-url here on steam . But if you call me , I will give you the link ! -KanjiCoder

Summary : LEFT && RIGHT : SLOW SEEK UP && DOWN : FAST SEEK Details : LEFT ARROW : Seek backwards by 1 filter in filter list RIGHT ARROW : Seek forwards by 1 filter in filter list UP ARROW : Seek forwards by 10 filters in filter list DOWN ARROW : Seek backwards by 10 filters in filter list Known Issue : PHOSIMP was designed with 3-digit filter codes in mind . The display names for filterstoare NOT currently displaying correctly because I never expected to get past . I will fix this eventually ! -KanjiCoder

Type "UNDO" + ENTER to perform and UNDO . YOU ONLY GET ONE ! USE IT WISELY . I did NOT add CTRL+Z because I think we have already waiting far too long for an update . And also , I don''t want to encourage the use of UNDO by making it easy to use anyways . The reason for just 1 undo is because any more than 1 undo would increase the memory requirements for PHOSIMP . And I want it to remain a relatively light-weight application ! -KanjiCoder

New Filter Indexes Added : 622 - to - 720 . ALMOST 100 MORE FILTERS . Internal notes from the source code give give you a very rough idea of new filters : , "WRAPINC RGBA -- ALL ADD" //: $_WI_1_$ F_PHOSIMP_622 :// , "WRAPINC RGBA -- ALL SUB" //: $_WI_2_$ F_PHOSIMP_623 :// , "WRAPINC - EveAdd OddSub" //: $_WI_3_$ F_PHOSIMP_624 :// , "WRAPINC - EveSub OddAdd" //: $_WI_4_$ F_PHOSIMP_625 :// , "PUP.MIRROR -- HORIZONTAL" //:$_CM1_$ F_PHOSIMP_626 :// , "PUP.MIRROR ---- VERTICAL" //:$_CM2_$ F_PHOSIMP_627 :// , "PUP.MIRROR - HORIZ - EVE" //:$_CM3_$ F_PHOSIMP_628 :// , "PUP.MIRROR - HORIZ - ODD" //:$_CM4_$ F_PHOSIMP_629 :// , "PUP.MIRROR - VERTI - EVE" //:$_CM5_$ F_PHOSIMP_630 :// , "PUP.MIRROR - VERTI - ODD" //:$_CM6_$ F_PHOSIMP_631 :// , "PUP.RUBIX - HOR - DOIT" //:$_CR1_$ F_PHOSIMP_632 :// , "pup.rubix - hor - undo" //:$_CR2_$ F_PHOSIMP_633 :// , "PUP.RUBIX - VER - DOIT" //:$_CR3_$ F_PHOSIMP_634 :// , "pup.rubix - ver - undo" //:$_CR4_$ F_PHOSIMP_635 :// , "PUP.RUBIX - OUT - DOIT" //:$_CR5_$ F_PHOSIMP_636 :// , "pup.rubix - out - undo" //:$_CR6_$ F_PHOSIMP_637 :// , "PUP.RUBIX - INN - DOIT" //:$_CR7_$ F_PHOSIMP_638 :// , "pup.rubix - inn - undo" //:$_CR8_$ F_PHOSIMP_639 :// , "MIRODIFFER - SQUARE - AVE" //:$_MD1_$ F_PHOSIMP_640 :// , "MIRODIFFER - SQUARE - ADD" //:$_MD2_$ F_PHOSIMP_641 :// , "MIRODIFFER - SQUARE - SUB" //:$_MD3_$ F_PHOSIMP_642 :// , "MIRODIFFER - RING --- AVE" //:$_MD4_$ F_PHOSIMP_643 :// , "MIRODIFFER - RING --- ADD" //:$_MD5_$ F_PHOSIMP_644 :// , "MIRODIFFER - RING --- SUB" //:$_MD6_$ F_PHOSIMP_645 :// , "MIRODIFFER - JAX ---- AVE" //:$_MD7_$ F_PHOSIMP_646 :// , "MIRODIFFER - JAX ---- ADD" //:$_MD8_$ F_PHOSIMP_647 :// , "MIRODIFFER - JAX ---- SUB" //:$_MD9_$ F_PHOSIMP_648 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - SQUARE - AVE" //:$_MC1_$ F_PHOSIMP_649 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - SQUARE - ADD" //:$_MC2_$ F_PHOSIMP_650 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - SQUARE - SUB" //:$_MC3_$ F_PHOSIMP_651 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - RING --- AVE" //:$_MC4_$ F_PHOSIMP_652 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - RING --- ADD" //:$_MC5_$ F_PHOSIMP_653 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - RING --- SUB" //:$_MC6_$ F_PHOSIMP_654 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - JAX ---- AVE" //:$_MC7_$ F_PHOSIMP_655 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - JAX ---- ADD" //:$_MC8_$ F_PHOSIMP_656 :// , "MIRRORCLAW - JAX ---- SUB" //:$_MC9_$ F_PHOSIMP_657 :// , "MIRRORCHIA - KERN . SQR" //:$CHIA1$ F_PHOSIMP_658 :// , "MIRRORCHIA - KERN . RIN" //:$CHIA2$ F_PHOSIMP_659 :// , "MIRRORCHIA - KERN . JAX" //:$CHIA3$ F_PHOSIMP_660 :// , "FLOKO - BLUR by LUM" //:$FK_01$ F_PHOSIMP_661 :// , "floko - blur BY lum - INV" //:$FK_02$ F_PHOSIMP_662 :// , "FLOKO - BLUR by RED" //:$FK_03$ F_PHOSIMP_663 :// , "floko - blur BY red - INV" //:$FK_04$ F_PHOSIMP_664 :// , "FLOKO - BLUR by GRE" //:$FK_05$ F_PHOSIMP_665 :// , "floko - blur BY gre - INV" //:$FK_06$ F_PHOSIMP_666 :// , "FLOKO - BLUR by BLU" //:$FK_07$ F_PHOSIMP_667 :// , "floko - blur BY blu - INV" //:$FK_08$ F_PHOSIMP_668 :// , "FLOKO - ADDD by LUM" //:$FK_09$ F_PHOSIMP_669 :// , "floko - addd BY lum - INV" //:$FK_10$ F_PHOSIMP_670 :// , "FLOKO - ADDD by RED" //:$FK_11$ F_PHOSIMP_671 :// , "floko - addd BY red - INV" //:$FK_12$ F_PHOSIMP_672 :// , "FLOKO - ADDD by GRE" //:$FK_13$ F_PHOSIMP_673 :// , "floko - addd BY gre - INV" //:$FK_14$ F_PHOSIMP_674 :// , "FLOKO - ADDD by BLU" //:$FK_15$ F_PHOSIMP_675 :// , "floko - addd BY blu - INV" //:$FK_16$ F_PHOSIMP_676 :// , "FLOKO - SUBB by LUM" //:$FK_17$ F_PHOSIMP_677 :// , "floko - subb BY lum - INV" //:$FK_18$ F_PHOSIMP_678 :// , "FLOKO - SUBB by RED" //:$FK_19$ F_PHOSIMP_679 :// , "floko - subb BY red - INV" //:$FK_20$ F_PHOSIMP_680 :// , "FLOKO - SUBB by GRE" //:$FK_21$ F_PHOSIMP_681 :// , "floko - subb BY gre - INV" //:$FK_22$ F_PHOSIMP_682 :// , "FLOKO - SUBB by BLU" //:$FK_23$ F_PHOSIMP_683 :// , "floko - subb BY blu - INV" //:$FK_24$ F_PHOSIMP_684 :// , "GROZO - BLUR by LUM" //:$GZ_01$ F_PHOSIMP_685 :// , "grozo - blur BY lum - INV" //:$GZ_02$ F_PHOSIMP_686 :// , "GROZO - BLUR by RED" //:$GZ_03$ F_PHOSIMP_687 :// , "grozo - blur BY red - INV" //:$GZ_04$ F_PHOSIMP_688 :// , "GROZO - BLUR by GRE" //:$GZ_05$ F_PHOSIMP_689 :// , "grozo - blur BY gre - INV" //:$GZ_06$ F_PHOSIMP_690 :// , "GROZO - BLUR by BLU" //:$GZ_07$ F_PHOSIMP_691 :// , "grozo - blur BY blu - INV" //:$GZ_08$ F_PHOSIMP_692 :// , "GROZO - ADDD by LUM" //:$GZ_09$ F_PHOSIMP_693 :// , "grozo - addd BY lum - INV" //:$GZ_10$ F_PHOSIMP_694 :// , "GROZO - ADDD by RED" //:$GZ_11$ F_PHOSIMP_695 :// , "grozo - addd BY red - INV" //:$GZ_12$ F_PHOSIMP_696 :// , "GROZO - ADDD by GRE" //:$GZ_13$ F_PHOSIMP_697 :// , "grozo - addd BY gre - INV" //:$GZ_14$ F_PHOSIMP_698 :// , "GROZO - ADDD by BLU" //:$GZ_15$ F_PHOSIMP_699 :// , "grozo - addd BY blu - INV" //:$GZ_16$ F_PHOSIMP_700 :// , "GROZO - SUBB by LUM" //:$GZ_17$ F_PHOSIMP_701 :// , "grozo - subb BY lum - INV" //:$GZ_18$ F_PHOSIMP_702 :// , "GROZO - SUBB by RED" //:$GZ_19$ F_PHOSIMP_703 :// , "grozo - subb BY red - INV" //:$GZ_20$ F_PHOSIMP_704 :// , "GROZO - SUBB by GRE" //:$GZ_21$ F_PHOSIMP_705 :// , "grozo - subb BY gre - INV" //:$GZ_22$ F_PHOSIMP_706 :// , "GROZO - SUBB by BLU" //:$GZ_23$ F_PHOSIMP_707 :// , "grozo - subb BY blu - INV" //:$GZ_24$ F_PHOSIMP_708 :// , "ZEJUM - 1 - SHORT.SHORT" //:$ZJ_01$ F_PHOSIMP_709 :// , "ZEJUM - 2 - SHORT.LONGG" //:$ZJ_02$ F_PHOSIMP_710 :// , "ZEJUM - 3 - SHORT.PIVOT" //:$ZJ_03$ F_PHOSIMP_711 :// , "ZEJUM - 4 - LONGG.SHORT" //:$ZJ_04$ F_PHOSIMP_712 :// , "ZEJUM - 5 - LONGG.LONGG" //:$ZJ_05$ F_PHOSIMP_713 :// , "ZEJUM - 6 - LONGG.PIVOT" //:$ZJ_06$ F_PHOSIMP_714 :// , "ZEJUM - 7 - PIVOT.SHORT" //:$ZJ_07$ F_PHOSIMP_715 :// , "ZEJUM - 8 - PIVOT.LONGG" //:$ZJ_08$ F_PHOSIMP_716 :// , "ZEJUM - 8 - PIVOT.PIVOT" //:$ZJ_08$ F_PHOSIMP_717 :// , "PIRATE FACE 16X16 - 1" //:$PF_01$ F_PHOSIMP_718 :// , "PIRATE FACE 16X16 - 2" //:$PF_02$ F_PHOSIMP_719 :// , "PIRATE FACE 16X16 - 3" //:$PF_03$ F_PHOSIMP_720 :// Any questions ? Join the discord server via the URL in the bottom of the PHOSIMP user interface . -KanjiCoder

Mr. Muffin Man Dan wanted some zoom filters , so I made them for him . Because Dan asked for them , they have been named in Dan's Honor . You are welcome @#532 : M_uffin Daniel ! The display names for these new filters look ugly as sin . And I should fix them . I'll do that in the next update ! Filters 605 -to- 621 are all Dan inspired . 3 Categories of Dan Inspired Filters : 1. DANZOOM(s) 2. ZIOBLEND(s) 3. Muffin Punchers -KanjiCoder

In this video voltie can be seen using filter 42 and the previous image is coming through . This happens if you use the TILE BRUSH , then use "R" to reset , and then use filter 42 on the entire image using the enter key . https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GlLsYDMTuKc The issue has been fixed and in the sourcecode you can find the fix by searching for . -KanjiCoder