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Create dispersed effect by randomly displacing pixels within radius for unique texture and artistic distortion, ideal for AI artists.
The ImageMagick Spread node is designed to create a dispersed effect on an image by randomly displacing pixels within a specified radius. This effect can be used to add a unique texture or artistic distortion to your images, making them appear more dynamic and visually interesting. The Spread node is particularly useful for AI artists looking to introduce a controlled level of randomness and abstraction into their artwork. By adjusting the radius and method parameters, you can fine-tune the spread effect to achieve the desired level of pixel displacement and blending.
This parameter represents the input image that you want to apply the spread effect to. It accepts an image file in a compatible format.
The radius parameter controls the maximum distance in pixels that each pixel can be displaced from its original position. A larger radius will result in a more pronounced spread effect, while a smaller radius will create a subtler effect. The value can range from 0.0 to 1024.0, with a default value of 0.0. Adjusting this parameter allows you to control the intensity of the spread effect.
The method parameter determines the interpolation method used when spreading the pixels. Available options include undefined
, average
, average9
, average16
, background
, bilinear
, blend
, catrom
, integer
, mesh
, nearest
, and spline
. The default method is average
. Each method offers a different approach to blending the displaced pixels, affecting the final appearance of the spread effect. For example, bilinear
provides smoother transitions, while nearest
maintains sharper edges.
The output parameter is the transformed image with the spread effect applied. This image will have pixels randomly displaced within the specified radius, creating a dispersed and textured appearance. The output image retains the same format as the input image.
bilinear
can create smoother transitions, while nearest
can maintain more defined edges.Invalid radius value
Unsupported interpolation method
undefined
, average
, average9
, average16
, background
, bilinear
, blend
, catrom
, integer
, mesh
, nearest
, or spline
.Image format not supported
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