Stitch Poster
Combines character art with cross-stitch X marks that get denser in dark areas over a paper-tinted background; Cell Size sets stitch size.
Group: Textile & Craft · How to add an effect
A short page made from the editor’s effect catalog: what the effect does and its controls. Tips and its node setup will follow.
Controls
Section titled “Controls”| Control | Range | Default |
|---|---|---|
| Grid | ||
| Cell Size | 4 to 72 px | 12 px |
| Style | ||
| Amount | 0 to 1 | 1 |
| Background | 0 to 1 | 0 |
| Black Level | 0 to 0.9 | 0 |
| Invert Ramp | on or off | off |
| Glyphs | ||
| Ramp (Used while Custom Ramp is empty) | Standard, Detailed, Blocks, Bars, Binary and 2 more | Symbols |
| Custom Ramp | text | empty |
| Font | Monospace, Serif, Sans Serif | Monospace |
| Weight | 200 to 900 | 600 |
| Color | ||
| Color Source | Source, Duotone | Source |
| Dark (Used with Color Source Duotone) | a colour | #081018 |
| Light (Used with Color Source Duotone) | a colour | #e8fff5 |
Styles: the Style menu in the effect card switches to another look of the same engine. Controls you changed keep their values and keyframes when the new look has the same control, also under another name; the others start at the new look’s defaults. Looks under Text & Glyph (17).
Technical details
Section titled “Technical details”Stitch Poster is one look of the glyph engine; its looks share one node setup. How effects are stored, rendered and exported: Effect system. Its building blocks: Node Catalog.