AAA Plug-In

[ivan louette]

Excellent Ken !!! They work very well in Xtreme !

kindly,
ivan

[-=Drifter=-]

thanks kman! i grabbed ALL of the filters

[amotl]

I am interested in the work being described here and would very much like to
learn much more. Ross's work with watercolours I find particularly appealing.
Having downloaded these filters how do I go about opening them and how do I then get them to a stage where I can attempt to use them with Xtreme.
To be honest I haven't a clue what a plug in is although the description would seem to imply that you can plug it in to another programme and then use it.
Regards
AMO

[molucca]

The AAA plugins don't need to be extracted. You just need to place them in a folder. Then run the setup in Xtreme to tell where to plugins are located. Enable host specific plugins as well. They should be available when you run the application. Rich

[amotl]

3rd March 06
Rich
Thank you. I have carried out your instructions but I do not understand how to use this type of plug in. When I have a piece of work open in Xtreme how do I go about using for example the simplifier plug in.
I am afraid with someone like me patience is most definitely a virtue.


During my shredded wheat the penny finally dropped. Plug in's are in XPE
Regards
AMO

[Kman]

AMO, try these steps shown in the graphic below.

(I apologize about the graphic's size -- this was to
show all the steps in one picture.)

Ken

[molucca]

There are two sets of plugins. There are the internal and the external. AAA would be an external set. The Simplifier has a blur and sharpen slider. With the addition of XPE, this is available there as well.

I applied the plugin to an image. You just need to try things to find something that works. I tried quite a few, and removed most of them.

Rich