Please feel free to share your pipeline design here. If you need get a quick overview of the grammar of a Pipeline used below, check out the TLDR section of Digital Compositing Pipline here.
Pipeline
- Sunflower Image
- Color Controls (0)
- Radial Gradient
- FBM Noise
- Difference Blend Mode (3,"2")
Note - The number in the brackets e.g. "(0)" refers to the input node or image.
Pipeline File - See the section below on how to import this file into the app.
Pipeline
- Sunflower Image
- Color Controls (0)
- FBM Noise
- Kaleidoscope (2) : Count = 15, Angle = 143
- Particles - (3)
- Difference Blend Mode (4,"0")
Note - The values after the ":" refers to the node parameters.
Pipeline
- Sunflower Image
- Color Controls (0)
- FBM Noise
- Crystallize (2) : Radius = 36
- Comic Effect (3)
- Sinusoidal Gradient - none
- Mix (5,"4")
Note - Why do some input nodes have "" (double quotes) while some do not?
In simple words: The one with double quotes is one we specified specifically. The one without double quotes is automatically using the previous node.
Checkout the detailed explanation in Nodef on Auto Chaining and Reverse Compositing.
- Sunflower Image
- Color Controls (0)
- FBM Noise
- Gaussian Gradient : Radius = 605
- Color Dodge Blend Mode (3,"2")
- Color Dodge Blend Mode (4,"0")
- Color Invert (5)
Pipeline
- Sunflower Image
- Color Controls (0)
- Pointillize (1) : Radius = 20
- FBM Noise
- Darken Blend Mode (3,"2")
- Difference Blend Mode (4,"0")
Pipeline
- Sunflower Image
- Sinusoidal Gradient
- FBM Noise
- Subtract Blend Mode (2,"1")
The pipeline json file is available in this gallery folder.
- Download the pipeline file.
- In the app, tap on the document icon, top left corner, in the Pipeline app.
- Select Nodef Documents->Others->Import.
- Select the downloaded file.