Format
filter(type = Type, parameter = Value, ...)
Creates a graphical filter that can be assigned or added to a list of filters on an atom or image.
This proc uses named arguments, and the “type” value must always be included. To see which types of filters are available and what parameters they accept, see Filter effects.
atom/proc/Highlight(apply)
if(apply)
filters = filter(type="outline", size=1, color=rgb(255,0,0))
else
filters = null
A filter created with this proc is an abstract filter; it is not associated with any atom. When you add it to atom’s filters, the atom gets a copy of this filter, so changing the abstract filter’s values afterward will not change the atom’s filters. For the same reason, an abstract filter can’t be animated.
A filter that is part of an atom’s filters list, like obj.filters[1], is an attached filter. Changing the values for an attached filter will change how that atom is displayed, and attached filters can be animated.
Named Filters
Filters can also be given a name
argument, and can be referred to in an atom’s filters
list via that name (e.g. as filters["shadow"]
) instead of a numeric index.