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5.3. Pixels Shifting

Pixels shifting action (menu entry: Actions->Pixels Shifting)

This action combines image by itself by means of pixels shifting. A copy of original image is shifted in x and y direction by specified amount and pixels are combined using arithmetic/logic operations similar to draw action, except that now A is original image and B is shifted copy of image. For explanation of arithmetic/logic operations please see Draw action.

All modes (except Bump brush color and Bump image color) have following additional options:

Shift options

  • Shift direction: 8 arrows used to set shift direction (Y_shift, X_shift). Middle icon will set Y_shift = 0 and X_shift = 0.
  • ZS random: if middle icon is pressed (zero shift), shift direction values are selected randomly.
  • Other parameters are the same as in Draw action.

Note: when Bump brush color or Bump image color mode is selected, there is no scaling sliders. Instead, another parameter “Bump scale” appears. It’s used to set the bumping strength (height).