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I am a PhD researcher who has a painterly rendering program that models how portrait painters work. The process takes uses a input photo of a person and my scripting langauge to paint in many styles but eventually has a list of brush stroke to render. I do this in my Java/OpenGL program now ( but all simple dragged circle brush strokes in openGL) and I have been able to send this stroke list to Coral Painter because it has a way to save/load/ and ascii edit their macros. So I wrote a outputter that writes directly to their ascii format macro and then I can have Painter use any of it’s sophisticated brush types to paint my final portrait. I am looking for a similar feature in Photoshop but can’t find it. Is it possible to write directly to a photoshop action ( in ascii) or is the format published anywhere. If I could see ( in ascii) how photshop actions calls things like colors, bursh,size and type, I can have it output my stroke list.
any help is appreciated.
Examples of the painterly program ( using my simple brushes) are here: http://www.dipaola.org/painterly/results08/
thanks, steve
Steve DiPaola – UBC
any help is appreciated.
Examples of the painterly program ( using my simple brushes) are here: http://www.dipaola.org/painterly/results08/
thanks, steve
Steve DiPaola – UBC
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