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How do you create a turing pattern / reactive diffusion with a smooth fading effect like this?

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Aug 05, 2024 Aug 05, 2024

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Aug 05, 2024 Aug 05, 2024

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Simple in Photoshop, like here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eKLki6-gynU

 

There are some more options here: https://graphicdesign.stackexchange.com/questions/160902/how-to-do-a-turing-pattern-dither-halftone-...

 

But not a live effect. 

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Aug 05, 2024 Aug 05, 2024

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Thanks in advance, but I'm not just looking for how to create a Turing Pattern. I'm actually trying to make it look like a gradient, where the pattern fades out as it goes up. As you can see right here, the dots get smaller the higher they go:

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I've tried doing it my way, but I'm stuck and not sure what to do next. The gradient I made looks too "digital."

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Your last example filed a turing pattern with a gradient. You are looking I think for a turing pattern created by white or black with no grays.

 

 

There's a plugin stipplism by astute graphics, you should check out.

 

https://vimeo.com/398565244

 

 

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Aug 06, 2024 Aug 06, 2024

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You started this with a grey file? Start building the noise based on a gradient instead.

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