This filter lets you cut out any area of the body in the shape of a spade.
It’s made for people with a very… specific interest.
You know—people like you who came to check this out!
It uses the same basic logic as the bodyline detection filter I made earlier, so anything placed under this filter in the layer list will be completely hidden.
You can also use it together with that filter without any issues, so feel free to try combining them.
https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=41
Because the logic is a bit brute-force, the spade shape may get distorted if you try to cover multiple body parts with a single filter—the height and width scaling can warp it.
If you separate the filter per body part, it keeps the shape much cleaner.
Also note that flipped placement or combining it with certain filters might cause compatibility issues.
Enjoy your hotscreen life!
Additional Notes (and a bit of a memo for beginner-me)
When applying this filter individually, it can be pretty tricky to align it correctly on wide areas like the chest or the eyes.
Also, since detecting rotation on hotscreen is extremely difficult, the result may not look great depending on the angle.
If anyone here has the technical know-how to tackle these problems or ends up making an improved version, I’d love to hear from you!
Through this project, I learned that things like transparent output, detecting the tilt of the detection area, and combining multiple filters are very difficult within the hotscreen environment.
For this filter, I had to build the shape by combining primitive shapes, but if we were able to reference arbitrary shapes from outside sources, the possibilities would be way broader.
Still, with the current custom-code-only setup, I’m starting to feel the limits.
It’s made for people with a very… specific interest.
You know—people like you who came to check this out!
It uses the same basic logic as the bodyline detection filter I made earlier, so anything placed under this filter in the layer list will be completely hidden.
You can also use it together with that filter without any issues, so feel free to try combining them.
https://hotscreen.dominated.dev/showthread.php?tid=41
Because the logic is a bit brute-force, the spade shape may get distorted if you try to cover multiple body parts with a single filter—the height and width scaling can warp it.
If you separate the filter per body part, it keeps the shape much cleaner.
Also note that flipped placement or combining it with certain filters might cause compatibility issues.
Enjoy your hotscreen life!
Additional Notes (and a bit of a memo for beginner-me)
When applying this filter individually, it can be pretty tricky to align it correctly on wide areas like the chest or the eyes.
Also, since detecting rotation on hotscreen is extremely difficult, the result may not look great depending on the angle.
If anyone here has the technical know-how to tackle these problems or ends up making an improved version, I’d love to hear from you!
Through this project, I learned that things like transparent output, detecting the tilt of the detection area, and combining multiple filters are very difficult within the hotscreen environment.
For this filter, I had to build the shape by combining primitive shapes, but if we were able to reference arbitrary shapes from outside sources, the possibilities would be way broader.
Still, with the current custom-code-only setup, I’m starting to feel the limits.