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Liquib 1.1 - User Guide and FAQScreenshots - More DetailsThere are two classes of manipulations:Tools and Effects. After selecting a Tool, you can click and drag the mouse across the current image to apply a particular transformation. The Stylus and Comb Tools, for example, are intended to emulate 'marbled paper' type effects, as if the image surface were wet paint. Stretch, Shrink, Grow and Twist Tools produce various contortions of the picture. Effects are manipulations that evolve over time, for example after a Drop is initiated by clicking the mouse, the ripples will spread and undulate until they finally dissipate entirely. For each type of Effect, a single mouse click produces one occurrence of the effect, while clicking and dragging the mouse creates a series of usually smaller effects. Clicking and dragging with the Drop Effect, for instance, will produce a trail of 'Dribbles'. Wave, Bubble, Vortex and Melt Effects similarly move and transform. Effect actions can be paused or captured at any point. An Options screen is available for each Tool and Effect, providing parameters to control such characteristics as size, intensity, method, etc. that are applicable to that particular Tool or Effect. Click the Random button to randomly generate a Tool or Effect manipulation. Right-click Random to create a random effect using the current Tool or Effect. Screenshots - More Details |
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