Mark Probst went ahead and released a new stable version of MathMap — an excellent GIMP plug-in that allows perfoming all sorts of interesting effects and gluing them in repeatable compositions.

Mark Probst went ahead and released a new stable version of MathMap — an excellent GIMP plug-in that allows perfoming all sorts of interesting effects and gluing them in repeatable compositions.

Changes:

• an officially supported Windows port which uses LLVM for code generation
• much better error reporting.
• more and better solid noise functions
• new filters:
  • Blur: Sharp Blur
  • Colors: Threshold
  • Compositing: all with Opacity
  • Distorts: Defish
    
  • Render: Billow Noise, Perlin Noise, Ridged Multi Noise, Voronoi Cells
• improved filters:
  • Colors/Colorify: honor the input image's alpha channel
  • Compositing/Dissolve: not a "pixel" filter anymore
  • Utilities/Ident: changed so that it works with a coordinate transformation fix
• performance improvements
• bugfixes

Download: Source, Windows, Linux

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