I've updated the program a lot and ran through a quick full body.
If you load up back01.jpg and look at the left side you'll see the new options and such. I've removed the useless preview box and added fields. Mostly in the color area. The first Pcnt field is used if doing multiple colors in one area. The code tries the colors in order until a color is selected. So if the first color is 30 percent, a random check of 100 will pick the color if the result is 0-30. If not, it checks the next color the same way. Shade allows you to add in a random amount of shading change. If the selected color is brown and you change shade to 10/10 and a percent of 30 then when determining the color, a random check of 100 will pick a shade on 0-30. It then basically flips a coin to see whether to lighten (the first shade field) or darken (the second shade field) the color. This is done for every single "hair" in the area.
The other new thing is the "Save Seq" button. This will do a sequence of images that "grow" the hair out. There's a little bit of randomness so that the hair does not all grow uniform. I have to tweak that part a bit. I want to add in a little code later that will lighten the ends of the hair automatically to add a touch more realism. That'd also make it better looking when the sequence comes out.
back01.jpg shows me selecting the back area.
back02.jpg shows the results of the grow button. Notice the different fields on the left and their values.
back03.jpg shows me selecting and growing the area around the nape of the neck. Also, notice the back is now shown in a transparent blue color. This is so you can see the previous areas without the program having to redraw the hair every time.
back04.jpg shows me selecting and growing the area around the butt. I only did a little bit here since she's wearing panties. You'll also see that the neck is highlighted a red rather than blue. I use a simple rotating color scheme so that it's a little easier to see the different areas.
back05.jpg shows the left leg
back06.jpg shows the right leg
back07.jpg shows the results after clicking "Save Image".
back-seq.rar is an archive of images after clicking the "Save Seq" button. Nothing spectacular but it's the first trial run of that.
What do y'all think? It took less than 5 minutes to get the final result. I'd like to profit a little bit by this to keep me working on it so I'd like to hear the opinions of the photomanipulators here. Would y'all be willing to pay $5 for something like this? With free updates for the product life?
Oh, and not C# either
