Create a subimage from displayed image.
Input: either pixel or %(of width & height) of the image coordinates.
These input will indicate what subrect of the image should be taken
Based on Subsplit template: divide the given image as per number of column & row in input. Add pieces to the deck
Input: number of row & cols to create sub images
Emtpy template. does nothing
Convert a given image to greyscale
Add a double border to an image. This can be add around a given image or on the image
Input:
* color_in: color of the inside border
* extension: selected if border should be happened around the image. If not selected, border will be pasted ON the image
* width: width or the exteranl border
* radius: radius of the external border rounded rectangle
* offset: offset between internal & external border
* color_out: color of the external border
[Not really working]
Try to divide the given pictures into enough formatted card, as per current Fit Format
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Create a tuckbox, given size and picture for front, back, side & top.
Image will be rescaled & rotated accordingly.
Input: size & images
Create a gamebox given size & picture for front, back, side & top.
Images will be rescaled & rotated accordingly. Inside box images for side & top will be greyscaled
Inputs: sizes & images
Change the hue of the page. Nice to create colored version of an existing image, while retaining all color nuances.
Inputs: Hue changes value, from 0 to 100%
Add to current deck of number of hue transformed version of current image.
Inputs: number of step for Hue Changes value. For exemple, if step=4, Hue changes will be 0,25,50 & 75
Apply a trapeze tranformation to the image. Usefull for image taken through a camera with an angle.
Image will have a larger top & a reduced bottom, making it more natural
Duplicate the whole current deck, but making the new card dual ones.
Option: you can setup the dual card to be greyscale
Add a foil page (either image or simple color) an the current image
Input: alpha for the color or image
Turn the current image into a origami dice face
Take the current image, split it in 6 faces, and add each faces as an origamy dice.
Input: size of the future dice in centimeter