Erode Dilate
Brief Description
Useful to shrink or extend the edges of a matte. Autograph offers 3 different algorithms which are useful in different scenarios;;
- *Morphological*: Use a rectangular structuring element of specified size to perform a dilatation (if size > 0) or erosion (if size < 0)
- *Blur Remap*: Blur the image and then remap the values of the result, performing an operation that looks like a blur or dilatation
- *Power-Weighted Blur*: Uses a power-weighted filter to erode or dilate the image, which gives a smoother result than other approaches.
Controls
Parameter / Script Name | Type | Default | Function |
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Enabled / enabled | Boolean | On | |
Red / process_red | Boolean | On | Enable the red channel in output. Otherwise if there's a source the content of the main source is returned instead, else 0 |
Green / process_green | Boolean | On | Enable the green channel in output. Otherwise if there's a source the content of the main source is returned instead, else 0 |
Blue / process_blue | Boolean | On | Enable the blue channel in output. Otherwise if there's a source the content of the main source is returned instead, else 0 |
Alpha / process_alpha | Boolean | On | Enable the alpha channel in output. Otherwise if there's a source the content of the main source is returned instead, else 0 |
Method / method | Choice | Morphological | - Morphological - Blur Remap - Power-Weighted Blur |
Size / size | Float 2D | 0, 0 | |
Bounding Box / rod_mode | Choice | Expand | - Expand - Crop to format - Same as input |
Remap factor / blur_remap_factor | Float | 0 | |
Exponent / exponent | Float | 1 | |
Remap Range / remap_range | Float 2D | 0, 1 | |
Crop To Composition Format / crop_source_to_comp | Boolean | Off | Useful to increase performances if you don't care that the intensities |
Filter / filter | Choice | Gaussian | - Gaussian - Box - Triangle - Quadratic |
Mask / mask | Image | - | |
Mix / mix_with_source | Float | 1 | Dissolves between the original image at 0 and the image with the effect applied at 1 |