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Slicer

The picture redrawn as 3D-print cross-sections, with the walls and infill a printer lays down.

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Layers, like a print

The picture is cut into tonal regions, each region is walled with concentric rings, and the inside is filled with a pattern. It is how a slicer prepares a model for a printer, applied to a photograph.

Seven infills

The infill can be None, Lines, Grid, Triangle, Hex, Concentric or Zigzag. Each one is a different strategy for filling the inside of a wall: a strong print uses hex or triangle, a fast one uses lines.

Every option, from the app

Generated from the registry the app publishes, so this list is whatever the current build actually ships — not a copy of it.

Infill
NoneLinesGridTriangleHexConcentricZigzag
  • Depth SliceA cutaway cross-section through the picture, the way a 3D print or a medical scan is shown.
  • PosterizeFlatten an image into bands of colour, the way a screenprint or a poster does.
  • EdgesOutline the picture for line art and blueprint looks, with three classic edge detectors.

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