looking for fill/line color relationship plug-in(?)

[thomasteraoka]

Hi there,
I'm on a Mac OS X Lion v10.7.5. Using TVP10 pro.
I am searching for a tool (or plug-in? or software?) that allows me to fill a closed line drawing, and depending on the fill, the black line will take on a bit of the same hue. Has anybody seen this? Sounds enticing right? I browsed through the software sharing forum and the plug-in forum, but I haven't found what I'm looking for.
One of the guys running a TVP workshop mentioned this exists and I could find it on the forums (albeit *possibly* on the other language forums)
It was used in making the short "Fur", one of the video examples viewable on the TVP website.

[Fabrice]

Hi Thomas,

I"m the one who said this.

Right now it's a script, you can find the .tvpx file :

Bordure_Gobelins.tvpx

(219 KiB) Downloaded 885 times

It works with two layers only : one with the lines, one with the colors.

[oferk]

Funny, I just thought about the same thing, and meant to implement it in my LazyBrush plugin, so we can color the lines with a darker version of the fill color.
Ill try this script right now,
Thanks!

[oferk]

Its cool, Im impressed. Very simple and elegant, and I also learnt of some new script commands.
I just need to modify it to darken the lines a bit.

Oh, maybe you can explain me:
What does this line do:
tv_plugin "colorop" "cmd" "r" "g" "b" "(a-10)*10000"?

Where is the colorop plugin documented?

EDIT: Another question, can I darken the image, and maybe change the saturation, with script commands?

Thanks

[Fabrice]

Its cool, Im impressed. Very simple and elegant, and I also learnt of some new script commands.

made by Hervé Adam, our master

[ematecki]

What does this line do:
tv_plugin "colorop" "cmd" "r" "g" "b" "(a-10)*10000"?

colorop applies a formula to the color components of every pixel in the current image of the current layer.

tv_plugin "colorop" "cmd" : always so ("colorop": name of the plugin, "cmd" : plugin specific thing to do, colorop only understand "cmd")

"r" : formula used to compute the new red value for the pixel.
"g", "b" : same for green and blue.
"(a-10)*10000" : formula used to compute the new alpha value for the pixel.

Pixel values are UNmultiplied, both "in" and "out".

[oferk]

Ok, thanks. So I can use it for darkening the image a bit.
Excellent.