Spinning coin

racer-x · **Joined:** Apr 15, 2017 **Posts:** 1837

Very clever, you have quite the imagination teapot. :bigthup

teapot · **Joined:** Dec 09, 2018 **Posts:** 736

racer-x wrote:

Very clever, you have quite the imagination teapot. :bigthup

Thank you racer-x :bigthup

Wallace wrote:

racer-x wrote:

Wallace wrote:

Now if it only had an animated shadow.

Simply add it to each layer. Here I added both lighting effect and shadow.

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I made this a while ago for the same person I made the coin for.
The image below was made using Blender and it's now used as part of a video intro.
I'd like to try and replicate this type of shadow within GIMP.
[ Image ]

I gave it a try using Filters -> Light and Shadow -> Perspective with these settings:
angle 45.0
relative_distance_of_horizon 5.0
relative_length_of_shadow 0.3
blur_radius 5
opacity 50

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Maybe with some experimenting this could get near to the effect you want?

PixLab · **Posted:** Wed Dec 08, 2021 3:08 am **(#63)**

racer-x wrote:

Very clever, you have quite the imagination teapot. :bigthup

I can't agree more. teapot is very creative :bigthup

@teapot, Your shadow on your last coin is excellent, well done! :coolthup

IMO you did put the Brian's script to the next level, literally! :clap

and your last iteration gave me quite something to think about :rofl

Thus I have a question, below I did it with the Ofnuts' interleaves to merge the shadows, did you use it as well or is it another method?

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teapot · **Joined:** Dec 09, 2018 **Posts:** 736

Thank you PixLab :bigthup

I like your spinning Santa. Yes, I also used Ofnuts' ofn-interleave-layers.py to merge the shadows.

I also admire your spinning ball in post #50. Which gmic filter did you use?

We could almost have a tree decorated soon :hehe

PixLab · **Posted:** Wed Dec 08, 2021 7:31 am **(#65)**

Thank you teapot :bigthup

The spinning sphere:
G'MIC > Sequences > 3D Image Object [Animated] , it will transform an image to a spinning cube, sphere, pyramid, and so, even a rubik's cube :hehe

Yes, I agree soon we might have a tree fully decorated :rofl

Just a quick try for the shadow, I did follow teapot's setting (thank you) then Ctrl+F and :alnbot

(merge coin with shadow) on each layer :mrgreen:

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meetdilip · **Joined:** Nov 19, 2019 **Posts:** 209

Possibly offtopic. Used Blender

teapot · **Joined:** Dec 09, 2018 **Posts:** 736

PixLab wrote:

The spinning sphere:
G'MIC > Sequences > 3D Image Object [Animated] , it will transform an image to a spinning cube, sphere, pyramid, and so, even a rubik's cube :hehe

Thanks for your help PixLab, I gave the filter a try so another decoration added to the collection :bigthup

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racer-x · **Joined:** Apr 15, 2017 **Posts:** 1837

One more spinning ornament...

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Wallace · **Posted:** Wed Dec 22, 2021 10:25 pm **(#69)**

racer-x wrote:

One more spinning ornament...

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Nice one racer-x.