Frosty

Frosty is an image manipulator. It takes the selected area and does an algorithm on it and produces a snow like effect on the image. The amount of snow can vary according to the intensity you select. You can choose between 1 and 99 percent. The effects can be different according to the type of graphic you are applying the filter to. On simple pictures Frosty acts like a 'find lines' filter, adding frost along the edges. On more complex graphics, Frosty adds the 'snow' more evenly. In a sense, think of it as this: the snow goes into the 'pits' of the image. The 'snow' color is the current background color you currently have selected. This is a Adobe Photoshop version 5.0 filter. That is, it works with all programs that use Photoshop plug-ins compatible with version 3.0 of Photoshop and higher. The filter has native code for both 680x0 and PowerPC based Macintoshes. I don't have a 680x0 Mac anymore so I cannot test it but it is based on the same code. If there are any problems, please let me know. What's different since 1.0 (a.k.a. New Features) * Frosty is now a version 5 Photoshop filter * Previews in the dialog box * Numbers based on percent, not levels * Fat binary, supports PowerPC and 680x0 * Faster algorithm * Works if you have multiple layers in your document * Placed in the 'Noise' menu now instead of 'Stylize' * Better documentation with example! Frosty was written by Neil Schulman, nwcs@delphi.com