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Image Filtering with CSS
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Wave
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Wave does one of those trippy distortions that you find so appealing when you're in the college media center after-hours with all your raver friends (ahh, memories). It applies a sine-wave distortion to the filtered object, and is best used in tandem with a script to animate it.
Filter: Wave(Add=Weather the original object is added back in, Freq=Number of waves, LightStrength=strength of the shading, Phase=phase offset, Strength=strength of the effect)
Add is a Boolean (0 or 1) expression that determines whether the original image
gets mixed back into
the final effect. Freq (frequency) determines how many "waves" appear in the
effect. Light strength effects the lightness and darkness of the sides of
the waves. Phase changes the shape of the wave and takes a value between 0
and 360. And Strength determines the amplitude of the wave. This filter can
only be applied horizontally, which limits its usefulness.
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