How to make totally clean fractal noise blocks??

[Richard Garabedain]

i did a quick test and if you increase sub scaling it should help with most of the edges…still a few but i doubt anyone will notice…I also was able to clean it up just a little bit more by playing with the contrast and brightness

[Richard Garabedain]

ohh and sub rotation helps a little too

[Jon Emmerich]

Thanks for the help. We’re getting there, but it definitely has to be absolutely clean. I’m trying to generate some animation for my company’s branding material, and it’s super specific / no wiggle room.

That being said, I fiddled with sub surface a bit and it helps a bit, as you said. Since writing, I’ve also mess with the scale itself, and that seems to be the major determining factor. For instance, a scale of 99×49.5 gets rid of ALMOST all of the imperfections. It seems that different scales seem to lock it in better than others. I’m guessing that since it’s generated by noise, certain settings make it, well, noisier than others.

I’m wondering if there’s a good effect to add into the mix that minimizes these little edge defects…?

Thanks again

[Richard Garabedain]

if you want an perfectly clean blocks you could probably use the grid effect and use a blurry fractal as a luma so that colorama will work

[Jon Emmerich]

MOSTLY FIXED: With more tinkering, certain scale values eliminate the edge defects entirely. It’s not a perfect fix as it limits what scale values I can use, but for what I need in the short term it’s fine.

[Darby Edelen]

I’d try to use the mosaic effect to create sharp edges. However, this does add another layer of grid-ation (grid-izing?) to your visual.

Darby Edelen