Many other paid editors should also work well, although not all handle image sequences well - some import sequences as a slideshow by default, with about 5 or so seconds per image, not what you want for an animation. Personally, I am rather fond of Corel VideoStudio, a consumer-level paid product, has an import timelapse feature under the File menu (Insert Media) that works well with image sequences. To add sound to your animation, you are going to have to combine your frames into a true movie/video format (MP4, AVI, MOV, WMV, etc), using a video editor. It is basically an image format with some multi-image features bolted on. There are a few web sites that try to play an animated GIF and a sound file simultaneously, with varying success. Leaving the value empty will use the randomly-assigned seed value on layer creation.No, the GIF format (from any program) cannot handle sound.
You can input any value or text here, and it will always try to use this value to generate the random values with (which then are always the same for a given seed). This makes the noise have a rectangular appearance. The ratio of the waves in the x and y dimensions. Higher frequency results in a finer noise pattern. The frequency of the waves used to generate the pattern. Whether or not to force the pattern to loop. Experimenting with different combinations can be fun and produce interesting results! Looping For texture artists, this can be a useful utility when combined with a gradient map filter layer to provide color diversity to a looping texture.įor traditional artists, simplex noise layers can be converted to selection masks to create brush transparency dynamics and masking effects. It becomes even more expressive when combined with the levels adjustment layers. One of these is to create interesting looping patterns, achieved by stacking multiple simplex noise fills with different blending modes. There are a few different use cases for simplex noise. You can read more about OpenSimplex here. Since OpenSimplex noise is important to texture generation, this fill layer has the option OpenSimplex has less dimensional artifacts (the subtle “checker” texture often found high frequency Perlin noise) and is a ubiquitous open standard.
OpenSimplex is different from the more common Perlin noise (often named ‘clouds’ in other software) and also different from Improved Perlin noise.
This fills the layer with generated OpenSimplex noise.
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