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When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 30#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 31#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:35(None) 32#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:28(None) src/filters/render/grid.xml:31(None) 33#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:30(None) 34msgid "" 35"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/taj_orig.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 36msgstr "" 37 38#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 39#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 40#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:43(None) 41msgid "" 42"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-spheredesigner.jpg'; md5=THIS " 43"FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 44msgstr "" 45 46#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 47#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 48#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:75(None) 49msgid "" 50"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-spheredesigner.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 51"DOESN'T EXIST" 52msgstr "" 53 54#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:12(phrase) 55#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:17(tertiary) 56#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:20(primary) 57#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:30(quote) 58#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:70(quote) 59msgid "Sphere Designer" 60msgstr "" 61 62#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:15(primary) 63#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:13(primary) 64#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:13(primary) 65#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:14(primary) 66#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:14(primary) 67#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:14(primary) 68#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:13(primary) 69#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:13(primary) 70#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:15(primary) 71#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:15(primary) 72#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:15(primary) 73#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:15(primary) 74#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:15(primary) 75#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:14(primary) 76#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:17(primary) 77#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:15(primary) 78msgid "Filters" 79msgstr "" 80 81#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:16(secondary) 82#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:14(secondary) 83#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:14(secondary) 84#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:15(secondary) 85#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:15(secondary) 86#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:15(secondary) 87#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:14(secondary) 88#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:14(secondary) 89#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:16(secondary) 90#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:16(secondary) 91#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:16(secondary) 92#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:16(secondary) 93#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:16(secondary) 94#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:15(secondary) 95#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:18(secondary) 96#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:16(secondary) 97msgid "Render" 98msgstr "" 99 100#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:24(phrase) 101#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:22(title) 102#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:22(title) 103#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:23(title) 104#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:23(title) 105#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:23(title) 106#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:22(title) 107#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:24(title) 108#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:25(title) src/filters/render/gfig.xml:24(title) 109#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:24(title) 110#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:24(title) 111#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:23(title) 112#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:26(title) 113#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:24(title) 114msgid "Overview" 115msgstr "" 116 117#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:28(phrase) 118msgid "" 119"The same image, before and after the application of <placeholder-1/> filter." 120msgstr "" 121 122#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:38(para) 123#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:31(para) src/filters/render/grid.xml:34(para) 124#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:33(para) 125msgid "Original image" 126msgstr "" 127 128#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:46(para) 129msgid "Filter <quote>Sphere Designer</quote> applied" 130msgstr "" 131 132#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:50(para) 133msgid "" 134"This filter creates a three dimensional sphere with different textures. It " 135"replaces the original image." 136msgstr "" 137 138#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:57(phrase) 139msgid "Activating Sphere Designer" 140msgstr "" 141 142#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:59(para) 143msgid "" 144"You can find this filter through <menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</" 145"guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Sphere Designer</" 146"guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 147msgstr "" 148 149#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:66(phrase) 150#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:62(title) 151#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:60(title) 152#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:65(title) 153#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:67(title) 154#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:58(title) 155#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:75(title) 156#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:81(title) 157#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:77(title) src/filters/render/gfig.xml:70(title) 158#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:61(title) 159#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:85(title) 160#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:76(title) 161#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:62(title) 162#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:67(title) 163msgid "Options" 164msgstr "" 165 166#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:70(phrase) 167msgid "<placeholder-1/> filter parameters" 168msgstr "" 169 170#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:81(term) 171#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:76(term) 172msgid "Preview" 173msgstr "" 174 175#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:83(para) 176msgid "" 177"All your setting changes will appear in the Preview without affecting the " 178"image until you click on <guilabel>OK</guilabel>. Note that the preview " 179"displays the whole image, even if the final result will concern a selection. " 180"Click the button <emphasis>Update Preview</emphasis> to see the result of " 181"the current settings." 182msgstr "" 183 184#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:94(term) 185msgid "Textures" 186msgstr "" 187 188#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:96(para) 189msgid "" 190"The list of textures applied to the sphere. There textures are applied in " 191"the order listed. Each item shows the type and the name of the texture." 192msgstr "" 193 194#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:103(term) 195msgid "New" 196msgstr "" 197 198#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:105(para) 199msgid "" 200"Creates a new texture and adds it to the end of the list. The name and the " 201"features of this new texture are the ones which are displayed in the Texture " 202"Properties area, but you can change them by operating in this area, provided " 203"that your new texture is highlighted." 204msgstr "" 205 206#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:115(term) 207msgid "Duplicate" 208msgstr "" 209 210#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:117(para) 211msgid "" 212"<guilabel>Duplicate</guilabel>: Copies the selected texture and adds the " 213"copy to the end of the list." 214msgstr "" 215 216#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:123(term) 217msgid "Delete" 218msgstr "" 219 220#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:125(para) 221msgid "Deletes the selected texture from the list." 222msgstr "" 223 224#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:131(term) 225#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:97(term) 226msgid "Open/Save" 227msgstr "" 228 229#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:133(para) 230msgid "Allows to save current settings or load previously saved settings." 231msgstr "" 232 233#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:143(term) 234msgid "Texture properties" 235msgstr "" 236 237#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:147(term) 238msgid "Type" 239msgstr "" 240 241#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:151(para) 242msgid "<guilabel>Texture</guilabel> covers the sphere with a specific pattern." 243msgstr "" 244 245#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:153(para) 246msgid "<guilabel>Bumpmap</guilabel> gives some relief to the texture." 247msgstr "" 248 249#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:155(para) 250msgid "" 251"<guilabel>Light</guilabel> lets you set the parameters of the light shining " 252"on the sphere." 253msgstr "" 254 255#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:149(para) 256msgid "Determines the type of action on the sphere. <placeholder-1/>" 257msgstr "" 258 259#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:162(term) 260msgid "Texture" 261msgstr "" 262 263#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:164(para) 264msgid "" 265"Determines the pattern used by the texture type. If the texture applies to " 266"light then the light is distorted by this texture as if it was going through " 267"this texture before falling onto the sphere. If the texture applies to the " 268"texture itself, the texture is applied directly to the sphere. The following " 269"options are available: <quote>Solid</quote>, <quote>Checker</quote>, " 270"<quote>Marble</quote>, <quote>Lizard</quote>, <quote>Phong</quote>, " 271"<quote>Noise</quote>, <quote>Wood</quote>, <quote>Spiral</quote> and " 272"<quote>Spots</quote>." 273msgstr "" 274 275#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:180(term) 276#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:152(term) 277msgid "Colors" 278msgstr "" 279 280#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:182(para) 281msgid "" 282"Sets the two colors to be used for a texture. By pressing the color button a " 283"color selection dialog appears." 284msgstr "" 285 286#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:189(term) 287msgid "Scale" 288msgstr "" 289 290#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:191(para) 291msgid "" 292"Determines the size of separate elements composing the texture. For example, " 293"for the <quote>Checker</quote> texture this parameter determines the size of " 294"black and white squares. Value range is from 0 to 10." 295msgstr "" 296 297#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:200(term) 298#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:92(term) 299msgid "Turbulence" 300msgstr "" 301 302#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:202(para) 303msgid "" 304"Determines the degree of texture distortion before applying the texture to " 305"the sphere. Value range is from 0 to 10. With values of up to 1.0 you can " 306"still make out the undistorted patterns; beyond that the texture gradually " 307"turns into noise." 308msgstr "" 309 310#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:212(term) 311msgid "Amount" 312msgstr "" 313 314#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:214(para) 315msgid "" 316"Determines the degree of influence the texture has on the final result. " 317"Value range is from 0 to 1. With the value of 0 the texture does not affect " 318"the result." 319msgstr "" 320 321#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:222(term) 322#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:193(term) 323msgid "Exponent" 324msgstr "" 325 326#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:224(para) 327msgid "" 328"With the Wood texture, this options gives an aspect of venetian blind, more " 329"or less open." 330msgstr "" 331 332#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:234(term) 333msgid "Texture Transformations" 334msgstr "" 335 336#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:238(term) 337msgid "Scale X/Y/Z" 338msgstr "" 339 340#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:240(para) 341msgid "" 342"Determines the degree of stretching/compression of the texture on the sphere " 343"along the three directions. The value range is from 0 to 10." 344msgstr "" 345 346#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:248(term) 347msgid "Rotate X/Y/Z" 348msgstr "" 349 350#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:250(para) 351msgid "" 352"Determines the amount of a turn of the texture on the sphere around the " 353"three axes. The value range is from 0 to 360." 354msgstr "" 355 356#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:258(term) 357msgid "Position X/Y/Z" 358msgstr "" 359 360#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:260(para) 361msgid "" 362"Determines the position of the texture relative to the sphere. When type is " 363"Light, this parameter refers to the position of the light floodlighting the " 364"sphere." 365msgstr "" 366 367#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:271(term) 368msgid "Reset" 369msgstr "" 370 371#: src/filters/render/spheredesigner.xml:273(para) 372msgid "Sets all parameters to the default values." 373msgstr "" 374 375#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 376#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 377#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:28(None) 378msgid "" 379"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-solidnoise.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 380"DOESN'T EXIST" 381msgstr "" 382 383#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 384#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 385#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:68(None) 386msgid "" 387"@@image: 'images/filters/solid-noise-options.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 388"EXIST" 389msgstr "" 390 391#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:10(title) 392#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:15(tertiary) 393msgid "Solid Noise" 394msgstr "" 395 396#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:18(primary) 397msgid "Solid noise" 398msgstr "" 399 400#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:24(title) 401msgid "Example of turbulent solid noise" 402msgstr "" 403 404#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:31(para) 405msgid "Filter <quote>Solid noise</quote> applied" 406msgstr "" 407 408#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:35(para) 409msgid "" 410"Solid Noise is a great texture maker. Note that this noise is always gray, " 411"even if you applied it to a very colorful image (it doesn't matter what the " 412"original image looks like -- this filter completely overwrites any existing " 413"background in the layer it is applied to). This is also a good tool to " 414"create displacement maps for the <link linkend=\"plug-in-warp\">Warp</link> " 415"plug-in or for the <link linkend=\"plug-in-bump-map\">Bump Map</link> plug-" 416"in. With the \"turbulence\" setting active, the results look quite a bit " 417"like real clouds." 418msgstr "" 419 420#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:49(title) 421#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:52(title) 422#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:54(title) 423#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:45(title) 424#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:62(title) 425#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:68(title) 426#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:64(title) 427#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:72(title) 428#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:63(title) 429#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:49(title) 430msgid "Activating the filter" 431msgstr "" 432 433#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:50(para) 434msgid "" 435"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 436"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 437"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Clouds</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Solid noise</" 438"guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 439msgstr "" 440 441#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:64(title) 442msgid "<quote>Solid Noise</quote> filter options" 443msgstr "" 444 445#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:74(term) 446#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:95(term) 447#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:79(term) 448msgid "Random Seed" 449msgstr "" 450 451#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:76(para) 452msgid "" 453"<guilabel>Random Seed</guilabel> controls random behaviour of the filter. If " 454"the same random seed in the same situation is used, the filter produces " 455"exactly the same results. A different random seed produces different " 456"results. Random seed can be entered manually or generated randomly by " 457"pressing <guibutton>New Seed</guibutton> button." 458msgstr "" 459 460#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:84(para) 461#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:106(para) 462msgid "" 463"When the <guilabel>Randomize</guilabel> option is checked, random seed " 464"cannot be entered manually, but is randomly generated each time the filter " 465"is run. If it is not checked, the filter remembers the last random seed used." 466msgstr "" 467 468#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:93(term) 469msgid "Turbulent" 470msgstr "" 471 472#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:95(para) 473msgid "" 474"If you check this, you'll get very interesting effects, often something that " 475"looks much like oil on water, or clouds of smoke, or living tissue, or a " 476"Rorschach blot." 477msgstr "" 478 479#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:103(term) 480msgid "Detail" 481msgstr "" 482 483#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:105(para) 484msgid "" 485"This controls the amount of detail in the noise texture. Higher values give " 486"a higher level of detail, and the noise seems to be made of spray or small " 487"particles, which makes it feel hard. A low value makes it more soft and " 488"cloudy." 489msgstr "" 490 491#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:115(term) 492#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:89(term) 493msgid "Tileable" 494msgstr "" 495 496#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:117(para) 497msgid "" 498"If you check Tileable, you'll get a noise which can be used as tiles. For " 499"example, you can use it as a background in an HTML page, and the tile edges " 500"will be joined seamlessly." 501msgstr "" 502 503#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:126(term) 504msgid "X and Y Size" 505msgstr "" 506 507#: src/filters/render/solid_noise.xml:128(para) 508msgid "" 509"These control the size and proportion of the noise shapes in X (horizontal) " 510"and Y (vertical) directions (range 0.1 to 16.0)." 511msgstr "" 512 513#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 514#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 515#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:28(None) 516msgid "" 517"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-sinus.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 518"DOESN'T EXIST" 519msgstr "" 520 521#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 522#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 523#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:66(None) 524msgid "" 525"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-sinus1.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 526"EXIST" 527msgstr "" 528 529#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 530#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 531#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:146(None) 532msgid "" 533"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-sinus2.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 534"EXIST" 535msgstr "" 536 537#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 538#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 539#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:177(None) 540msgid "" 541"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-sinus3.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 542"EXIST" 543msgstr "" 544 545#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:10(title) 546#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:18(primary) 547msgid "Sinus" 548msgstr "" 549 550#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:15(tertiary) 551msgid "Sinusoidal textures" 552msgstr "" 553 554#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:24(title) 555msgid "Applying example for the Sinus filter" 556msgstr "" 557 558#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:31(para) 559msgid "Filter <quote>Sinus</quote> applied" 560msgstr "" 561 562#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:35(para) 563msgid "" 564"You can find this filter from the image menu through " 565"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 566"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Sinus</guimenuitem></" 567"menuchoice>." 568msgstr "" 569 570#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:44(para) 571msgid "" 572"The Sinus filter lets you make sinusoidally based textures, which look " 573"rather like watered silk or maybe plywood. This plug-in works by using two " 574"different colors that you can define in the Colors tab. These two colors " 575"then create wave patterns based on a sine function." 576msgstr "" 577 578#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:51(para) 579msgid "" 580"You can set the X and Y scales, which determine how stretched or packed the " 581"texture will be. You can also set the Complexity of the function: a high " 582"value creates more interference or repetition in the pattern. An example is " 583"shown below." 584msgstr "" 585 586#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:62(title) 587msgid "<quote>Sinus</quote> filter options (Settings)" 588msgstr "" 589 590#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:72(term) 591msgid "Settings tab" 592msgstr "" 593 594#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:76(term) 595msgid "X and Y Scales" 596msgstr "" 597 598#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:78(para) 599msgid "" 600"A low X/Y value will maximize the horizontal/vertical stretch of the " 601"texture, whereas a high value will compress it." 602msgstr "" 603 604#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:86(term) 605msgid "Complexity" 606msgstr "" 607 608#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:88(para) 609msgid "" 610"This controls how the two colors interact with each other (the amount of " 611"interplay or repetition)." 612msgstr "" 613 614#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:97(para) 615msgid "" 616"<guilabel>Random Seed</guilabel> controls the random behaviour of the " 617"filter. If the same random seed in the same situation is used, the filter " 618"produces exactly the same results. A different random seed produces " 619"different results. Random seed can be entered manually or generated randomly " 620"by pressing the <guibutton>New Seed</guibutton> button." 621msgstr "" 622 623#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:115(term) 624msgid "Force Tiling?" 625msgstr "" 626 627#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:117(para) 628msgid "" 629"If you check this, you'll get a pattern that can be used for tiling. For " 630"example, you can use it as a background in an HTML page, and the tile edges " 631"will be joined seamlessly." 632msgstr "" 633 634#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:126(term) 635msgid "Ideal/Distorted" 636msgstr "" 637 638#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:128(para) 639msgid "" 640"This option gives additional control of the interaction between the two " 641"colors. Distorted creates a more distorted interference between the two " 642"colors than Ideal." 643msgstr "" 644 645#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:139(term) 646msgid "Color settings" 647msgstr "" 648 649#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:142(title) 650msgid "<quote>Sinus</quote> filter options (Color)" 651msgstr "" 652 653#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:154(para) 654msgid "" 655"Here, you set the two colors that make up your texture. You can use Black " 656"and white or the foreground/background colors in the toolbox, or you can " 657"choose a color with the color icons. The <parameter>Alpha Channels</" 658"parameter> sliders allow you to assign an opacity to each of the colors. (If " 659"the layer you are working on does not have an alpha channel, they will be " 660"grayed out.)" 661msgstr "" 662 663#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:170(term) 664msgid "Blend settings" 665msgstr "" 666 667#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:173(title) 668msgid "Sinus filter options (Blend)" 669msgstr "" 670 671#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:183(term) 672msgid "Gradient" 673msgstr "" 674 675#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:185(para) 676msgid "" 677"You can choose between three functions to set the shapes of the waves that " 678"are produced: Linear, Bilinear and Sinusoidal." 679msgstr "" 680 681#: src/filters/render/sinus.xml:195(para) 682msgid "" 683"The Exponent controls which of the two colors is dominant, and how dominant " 684"it is. If you set the exponent to -7.5, the left color will dominate " 685"totally, and if you set it to +7.5 it will be the other way around. A zero " 686"value is neutral." 687msgstr "" 688 689#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 690#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 691#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:29(None) 692msgid "" 693"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/qbist1.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 694msgstr "" 695 696#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 697#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 698#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:35(None) 699msgid "" 700"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/qbist2.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 701msgstr "" 702 703#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 704#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 705#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:41(None) 706msgid "" 707"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/qbist3.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 708msgstr "" 709 710#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 711#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 712#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:71(None) 713msgid "" 714"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-qbist.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 715"EXIST" 716msgstr "" 717 718#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:11(title) 719#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:19(primary) 720msgid "Qbist" 721msgstr "" 722 723#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:16(tertiary) 724msgid "Random textures" 725msgstr "" 726 727#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:25(title) 728msgid "Applying examples for the Qbist filter" 729msgstr "" 730 731#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:45(para) 732msgid "" 733"The Qbist filter generates random textures containing geometric figures and " 734"color gradients." 735msgstr "" 736 737#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:53(para) 738msgid "" 739"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 740"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 741"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Qbist</guimenuitem></" 742"menuchoice>" 743msgstr "" 744 745#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:67(title) 746msgid "<quote>Qbist</quote> filter options" 747msgstr "" 748 749#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:76(para) 750msgid "" 751"The Qbist filter generates random textures. A starting texture is displayed " 752"in the middle square, and different variations surround it. If you like one " 753"of the alternative textures, click on it. The chosen texture now turns up in " 754"the middle, and variations on that specific theme are displayed around it. " 755"When you have found the texture you want, click on it and then click OK. The " 756"texture will now appear on the currently active layer, completely replacing " 757"its previous contents." 758msgstr "" 759 760#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:88(term) 761msgid "Antialiasing" 762msgstr "" 763 764#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:90(para) 765msgid "" 766"If you check this, it will make edges appear smooth rather than stair-step-" 767"like." 768msgstr "" 769 770#: src/filters/render/qbist.xml:99(para) 771msgid "" 772"These buttons allow you to save and reload your textures. This is quite " 773"handy because it's almost impossible to re-create a good pattern by just " 774"clicking around." 775msgstr "" 776 777#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 778#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 779#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:29(None) 780msgid "" 781"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-plasma.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 782"DOESN'T EXIST" 783msgstr "" 784 785#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 786#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 787#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:73(None) 788msgid "" 789"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-plasma.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 790"EXIST" 791msgstr "" 792 793#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:11(title) 794#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:16(tertiary) 795#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:19(primary) 796msgid "Plasma" 797msgstr "" 798 799#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:25(title) 800msgid "Example of a rendered plasma" 801msgstr "" 802 803#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:32(para) 804msgid "Filter <quote>Plasma</quote> applied" 805msgstr "" 806 807#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:36(para) 808msgid "" 809"All of the colors produced by Plasma are completely saturated. Sometimes the " 810"strong colors may be distracting, and a more interesting surface will appear " 811"when you desaturate the image using <guimenuitem>Layer/Colors/Desaturate</" 812"guimenuitem>." 813msgstr "" 814 815#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:44(para) 816msgid "" 817"An enhanced version of the Plasma plug-in, called <emphasis>Plasma2</" 818"emphasis>, with many more options and parameters, is available from the GIMP " 819"Plugin Registry <xref linkend=\"bibliography-online-gimp-plugin-plasma2\"/>." 820msgstr "" 821 822#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:55(para) 823msgid "" 824"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 825"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 826"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Clouds</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Plasma</guimenuitem></" 827"menuchoice>." 828msgstr "" 829 830#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:69(title) 831msgid "<quote>Plasma</quote> filter options" 832msgstr "" 833 834#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:81(para) 835msgid "" 836"<guilabel>Random Seed</guilabel> controls the randomization element. The " 837"<guibutton>Randomize</guibutton> check-button will set the seed using the " 838"hardware clock of the computer. There is no reason to use anything else " 839"unless you want to be able to repeat the exact same pattern of randomization " 840"on a later occasion." 841msgstr "" 842 843#: src/filters/render/plasma.xml:94(para) 844msgid "" 845"This parameter controls the complexity of the plasma. High values give a " 846"hard feeling to the cloud (like an abstract oil painting or mineral grains), " 847"low values produce a softer cloud (like steam, mist or smoke). The range is " 848"0.1 to 7.0." 849msgstr "" 850 851#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 852#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 853#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:29(None) 854msgid "" 855"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-maze.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 856"DOESN'T EXIST" 857msgstr "" 858 859#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 860#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 861#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:67(None) 862msgid "" 863"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-maze.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 864"EXIST" 865msgstr "" 866 867#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:11(title) 868#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:16(tertiary) 869#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:19(primary) 870#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:61(quote) 871msgid "Maze" 872msgstr "" 873 874#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:25(title) 875msgid "An example of a rendered maze." 876msgstr "" 877 878#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:32(para) 879msgid "Filter <quote>Maze</quote> applied" 880msgstr "" 881 882#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:36(para) 883msgid "" 884"This filter generates a random black and white maze pattern. The result " 885"completely overwrites the previous contents of the active layer. A typical " 886"example is shown below. Can you find the route from the center to the edge?" 887msgstr "" 888 889#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:46(para) 890msgid "" 891"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 892"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 893"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Maze</guimenuitem></" 894"menuchoice>." 895msgstr "" 896 897#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:61(phrase) 898msgid "<placeholder-1/> filter options" 899msgstr "" 900 901#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:73(term) 902msgid "Width/Height" 903msgstr "" 904 905#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:75(para) 906msgid "" 907"The <guilabel>Width</guilabel> and <guilabel>Height</guilabel> sliders " 908"control how many pathways the maze should have. The lower the values for " 909"width and height, the more paths you will get. The same happens if you " 910"increase the number of pieces in the Width and Height <guilabel>Pieces</" 911"guilabel> fields. The result won't really look like a maze unless the width " 912"and height are equal." 913msgstr "" 914 915#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:91(para) 916msgid "" 917"If you want to use it in a pattern, you can make the maze tileable by " 918"checking this check-button." 919msgstr "" 920 921#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:98(term) 922msgid "Seed" 923msgstr "" 924 925#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:100(para) 926msgid "" 927"You can specify a seed for the random number generator, or ask the program " 928"to generate one for you. Unless you need to later reproduce exactly the same " 929"maze, you might as well have the program do it." 930msgstr "" 931 932#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:109(term) 933msgid "Algorithm" 934msgstr "" 935 936#: src/filters/render/maze.xml:111(para) 937msgid "" 938"You can choose between two algorithms for maze, <guilabel>Depth First</" 939"guilabel> and <guilabel>Prim's Algorithm</guilabel>. Only a computer " 940"scientist can tell the difference between them." 941msgstr "" 942 943#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 944#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 945#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:37(None) 946msgid "" 947"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-jigsaw.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 948"DOESN'T EXIST" 949msgstr "" 950 951#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 952#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 953#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:81(None) 954msgid "" 955"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-jigsaw.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 956"EXIST" 957msgstr "" 958 959#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:10(title) 960#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:15(tertiary) 961#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:18(primary) 962msgid "Jigsaw" 963msgstr "" 964 965#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:24(title) 966msgid "Jigsaw filter example" 967msgstr "" 968 969#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:40(para) 970msgid "Filter <quote>Jigsaw</quote> applied" 971msgstr "" 972 973#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:44(para) 974msgid "" 975"This filter will turn your image into a jigsaw puzzle. The edges are not " 976"anti-aliased, so a little bit of smoothing often makes them look better (i. " 977"e., Gaussian blur with radius 1.0)." 978msgstr "" 979 980#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:50(para) 981msgid "" 982"If you want to be able to easily select individual puzzle-piece areas, " 983"render the jigsaw pattern on a separate layer filled with solid white, and " 984"set the layer mode to Multiply. You can then select puzzle pieces using the " 985"<link linkend=\"gimp-tool-fuzzy-select\">magic wand</link> (fuzzy select) " 986"tool on the new jigsaw layer." 987msgstr "" 988 989#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:63(para) 990msgid "" 991"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 992"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 993"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Jigsaw</" 994"guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 995msgstr "" 996 997#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:77(title) 998msgid "<quote>Jigsaw</quote> filter options" 999msgstr "" 1000 1001#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:87(term) 1002msgid "Number of Tiles" 1003msgstr "" 1004 1005#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:89(para) 1006msgid "How many tiles across the image is, horizontally and vertically." 1007msgstr "" 1008 1009#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:96(term) 1010msgid "Bevel Width" 1011msgstr "" 1012 1013#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:98(para) 1014msgid "" 1015"The Bevel width slider controls the slope of the edges of the puzzle pieces " 1016"(a hard wooden puzzle would require a low Bevel width value, and a soft " 1017"cardboard puzzle would require a higher value)." 1018msgstr "" 1019 1020#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:107(term) 1021msgid "Highlight" 1022msgstr "" 1023 1024#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:109(para) 1025msgid "" 1026"The Highlight slider controls the strength of the highlight that will appear " 1027"on the edges of each piece. You may compare it to the \"glossiness\" of the " 1028"material the puzzle is made of. Highlight width is relative to the Bevel " 1029"width. As a rule of thumb, the more pieces you add to the puzzle, the lower " 1030"Bevel and Highlight values you should use, and vice versa. The default " 1031"values are suitable for a 500x500 pixel image." 1032msgstr "" 1033 1034#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:122(term) 1035msgid "Jigsaw Style" 1036msgstr "" 1037 1038#: src/filters/render/jigsaw.xml:124(para) 1039msgid "" 1040"You can choose between two types of puzzle, <guilabel>Square</guilabel> then " 1041"you get pieces made with straight lines, or <guilabel>Curved</guilabel> then " 1042"you get pieces made with curves." 1043msgstr "" 1044 1045#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:10(title) 1046#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:15(tertiary) 1047msgid "Introduction" 1048msgstr "" 1049 1050#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:18(primary) 1051msgid "Patterns" 1052msgstr "" 1053 1054#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:19(secondary) 1055msgid "Add a pattern to layer" 1056msgstr "" 1057 1058#: src/filters/render/introduction.xml:22(para) 1059msgid "" 1060"Most <acronym>GIMP</acronym> filters work on a layer by transforming its " 1061"content, but the filters in the <quote>Render</quote> group are a bit " 1062"different. They create patterns from scratch, in most cases obliterating " 1063"anything that was previously in the layer. Some create random or noisy " 1064"patterns, others regular of fractal patterns, and one (Gfig) is a general-" 1065"purpose (but rather limited) vector graphics tool." 1066msgstr "" 1067 1068#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1069#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1070#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:30(None) 1071msgid "" 1072"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-ifscompose.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 1073"DOESN'T EXIST" 1074msgstr "" 1075 1076#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1077#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1078#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:87(None) 1079msgid "" 1080"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-ifsfractal.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1081"DOESN'T EXIST" 1082msgstr "" 1083 1084#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1085#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1086#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:194(None) 1087msgid "" 1088"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-ifscompose2.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1089"DOESN'T EXIST" 1090msgstr "" 1091 1092#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1093#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1094#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:295(None) 1095msgid "" 1096"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/ifscompose-tut1.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1097"DOESN'T EXIST" 1098msgstr "" 1099 1100#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1101#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1102#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:330(None) 1103msgid "" 1104"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/ifscompose-tut2.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1105"DOESN'T EXIST" 1106msgstr "" 1107 1108#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1109#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1110#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:356(None) 1111msgid "" 1112"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/ifscompose-tut3.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1113"DOESN'T EXIST" 1114msgstr "" 1115 1116#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1117#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1118#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:381(None) 1119msgid "" 1120"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/ifscompose-tut4.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1121"DOESN'T EXIST" 1122msgstr "" 1123 1124#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:12(title) 1125#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:20(primary) 1126msgid "IFS Fractal" 1127msgstr "" 1128 1129#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:17(tertiary) 1130msgid "Fractal Composition" 1131msgstr "" 1132 1133#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:26(title) 1134msgid "Applying example for the IFS Compose filter" 1135msgstr "" 1136 1137#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:33(para) 1138msgid "Filter <quote>IFS Fractal</quote> applied" 1139msgstr "" 1140 1141#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:37(para) 1142msgid "" 1143"This fractal-based plug-in is truly wonderful! With this versatile " 1144"instrument, you can create amazingly naturalistic organic shapes, like " 1145"leaves, flowers, branches, or even whole trees. (<quote>IFS</quote> stands " 1146"for <quote>Iterated Function System </quote>.)" 1147msgstr "" 1148 1149#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:44(para) 1150msgid "" 1151"The key to use this plug-in lies in making very small and precise movements " 1152"in fractal space. The outcome is always hard to predict, and you have to be " 1153"extremely gentle when you change the pattern. If you make a component " 1154"triangle too big, or if you move it too far (even ever so slightly), the " 1155"preview screen will black out, or more commonly, you'll get stuck with a big " 1156"shapeless particle cloud." 1157msgstr "" 1158 1159#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:52(para) 1160msgid "" 1161"A word of advice: When you have found a pattern you want to work with, make " 1162"only small changes, and stick to variations of that pattern. It's all too " 1163"easy to lose a good thing. Contrary to what you might believe, it's really " 1164"much easier to create a leaf or a tree with IFS Compose than to make a " 1165"defined geometrical pattern (where you actually know what you're doing, and " 1166"end up with the pattern you had in mind)." 1167msgstr "" 1168 1169#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:60(para) 1170msgid "" 1171"For a brief introduction to IFS's see Foley and van Dam, et al,. <citetitle " 1172"pubwork=\"book\">Computer Graphics, Principles and Practice</citetitle><xref " 1173"linkend=\"bibliography-books-foley01\"/>." 1174msgstr "" 1175 1176#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:69(para) 1177msgid "" 1178"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 1179"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 1180"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Nature</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>IFS fractal</" 1181"guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 1182msgstr "" 1183 1184#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:83(title) 1185msgid "<quote>IFS fractal</quote> filter options" 1186msgstr "" 1187 1188#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:93(term) 1189msgid "The Main Interface" 1190msgstr "" 1191 1192#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:95(para) 1193msgid "" 1194"The plug-in interface consists of the compose area to the left, a preview " 1195"screen to the right, and some tabs and option buttons at the bottom of the " 1196"dialog. The Default setting (in the preview window) is three equilateral " 1197"triangles. (This gives rise to a fractal pattern called the " 1198"<emphasis>Sierpinski Triangle</emphasis>)." 1199msgstr "" 1200 1201#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:106(term) 1202msgid "Toolbar" 1203msgstr "" 1204 1205#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:108(para) 1206msgid "" 1207"Some tools are directly visible in this tool bar: <guibutton>Move</" 1208"guibutton>, <guibutton>Rotate</guibutton>, <guibutton>Stretch</guibutton>, " 1209"<guibutton>New</guibutton>, <guibutton>Delete</guibutton>, <guibutton>Undo</" 1210"guibutton>, <guibutton>Redo</guibutton>, <guibutton>Select All</guibutton>. " 1211"You can see others, if your window is not wide enough, by clicking on the " 1212"drop-down list button on the right of tool bar: <guibutton>Recenter</" 1213"guibutton> and <guibutton>Render Options</guibutton> where you have have " 1214"several parameters:" 1215msgstr "" 1216 1217#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:124(term) 1218msgid "Render Options" 1219msgstr "" 1220 1221#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:128(term) 1222msgid "Memory" 1223msgstr "" 1224 1225#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:130(para) 1226msgid "" 1227"Enables you to speed up rendering time. This is especially useful when " 1228"working with a large spot radius; just remember to use even multiples of the " 1229"default value: 4096, 8192, 16384, ..." 1230msgstr "" 1231 1232#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:139(term) 1233msgid "Iterations" 1234msgstr "" 1235 1236#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:141(para) 1237msgid "" 1238"Determines how many times the fractal will repeat itself. (A high value for " 1239"Subdivide and Iterations is for obvious reasons a waste of process time " 1240"unless your image is very large.)" 1241msgstr "" 1242 1243#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:150(term) 1244msgid "Subdivide" 1245msgstr "" 1246 1247#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:152(para) 1248msgid "Controls the level of detail." 1249msgstr "" 1250 1251#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:156(term) 1252msgid "Spot Radius" 1253msgstr "" 1254 1255#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:158(para) 1256msgid "" 1257"Determines the density of the <quote>brushstrokes</quote> in the rendered " 1258"image. A low spot radius is good for thin particle clouds or spray, while a " 1259"high spot radius produces thick, solid color strokes much like watercolor " 1260"painting. Be careful not to use too much spot radius -- it takes a lot of " 1261"time to render." 1262msgstr "" 1263 1264#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:176(term) 1265msgid "Spatial Transformation" 1266msgstr "" 1267 1268#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:178(para) 1269msgid "" 1270"Gives you information on the active fractal, and allows you to type a value " 1271"instead of changing it manually. Changing parameters with the mouse isn't " 1272"very accurate, so this is a useful option when you need to be exact." 1273msgstr "" 1274 1275#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:187(term) 1276msgid "Color transformation" 1277msgstr "" 1278 1279#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:190(title) 1280msgid "<quote>Color transformation</quote> tab options" 1281msgstr "" 1282 1283#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:200(term) 1284msgid "Simple color transformation" 1285msgstr "" 1286 1287#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:202(para) 1288msgid "" 1289"Changes the color of the currently selected fractal component (default is " 1290"the foreground color in the toolbox) to a color of your choice." 1291msgstr "" 1292 1293#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:210(term) 1294msgid "Full color transformation" 1295msgstr "" 1296 1297#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:212(para) 1298msgid "" 1299"Like the Simple color transformation but this time you can manage the color " 1300"transformation for each color channel and for the alpha channel (shown as a " 1301"black channel)." 1302msgstr "" 1303 1304#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:220(term) 1305msgid "Scale Hue/Value" 1306msgstr "" 1307 1308#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:222(para) 1309msgid "" 1310"When you have many fractals with different colors, the colors blend into " 1311"each other. So even if you set <quote>pure red</quote> for a fractal, it " 1312"might actually be quite blue in some places, while another <quote>red </" 1313"quote> fractal might have a lot of yellow in it. Scale Hue/Value changes the " 1314"color strength of the active fractal, or how influential that fractal color " 1315"should be." 1316msgstr "" 1317 1318#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:237(term) 1319msgid "Relative Probability" 1320msgstr "" 1321 1322#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:239(para) 1323msgid "Determines influence or total impact of a certain fractal." 1324msgstr "" 1325 1326#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:248(title) 1327msgid "A Brief Tutorial" 1328msgstr "" 1329 1330#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:249(para) 1331msgid "" 1332"This is a rather complex plug-in, so to help you understand it, we'll guide " 1333"you through an example where you'll create a leaf or branch." 1334msgstr "" 1335 1336#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:253(para) 1337msgid "" 1338"Many forms of life, and especially plants, are built like mathematical " 1339"fractals, i.e., a shape that reproduces or repeats itself indefinitely into " 1340"the smallest detail. You can easily reproduce the shape of a leaf or a " 1341"branch by using four (or more) fractals. Three fractals make up the tip and " 1342"sides of the leaf, and the fourth represents the stem." 1343msgstr "" 1344 1345#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:263(para) 1346msgid "" 1347"Before invoking the filter: Select <menuchoice><guimenu>File</" 1348"guimenu><guimenuitem>New Image</guimenuitem></menuchoice>. Add a transparent " 1349"layer with <menuchoice><guimenu>Layers</guimenu><guisubmenu>Layers and " 1350"Channels</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>New Layer</guimenuitem></menuchoice>. Set " 1351"the foreground color in the toolbox to black, and set the background to " 1352"white." 1353msgstr "" 1354 1355#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:280(para) 1356msgid "" 1357"Open IFS Compose. Start by rotating the right and bottom triangles, so that " 1358"they point upward. You'll now be able to see the outline of what's going to " 1359"be the tip and sides of the leaf. (If you have problems, it may help to know " 1360"that the three vertices of a triangle are not equivalent.) " 1361"<indexterm><primary>Docks</primary><secondary>Add tab</secondary></indexterm>" 1362msgstr "" 1363 1364#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:291(title) 1365msgid "Tutorial Step 2" 1366msgstr "" 1367 1368#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:298(para) 1369msgid "" 1370"Start by rotating triangles 2 and 3, trying to keep them nearly the same " 1371"size." 1372msgstr "" 1373 1374#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:307(para) 1375msgid "" 1376"To make the leaf symmetrical, adjust the bottom triangle to point slightly " 1377"to the left, and the right triangle to point slightly to the right." 1378msgstr "" 1379 1380#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:314(para) 1381msgid "" 1382"Press <guibutton>New</guibutton> to add a component to the composition. This " 1383"is going to be the stem of the leaf, so we need to make it long and thin. " 1384"Press <guibutton>Stretch</guibutton>, and drag to stretch the new triangle. " 1385"Don't be alarmed if this messes up the image, just use <guibutton>Scale</" 1386"guibutton> to adjust the size of the overlong triangle. You'll probably also " 1387"have to move and rotate the new fractal to make it look convincing." 1388msgstr "" 1389 1390#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:326(title) 1391msgid "Tutorial Step 3" 1392msgstr "" 1393 1394#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:333(para) 1395msgid "Add a fourth component, then stretch, scale, and move it as shown." 1396msgstr "" 1397 1398#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:342(para) 1399msgid "" 1400"You still have to make it look more leaf-like. Increase the size of the top " 1401"triangle, until you think it's thick and leafy enough. Adjust all fractals " 1402"until you're happy with the shape. Right-click to get the pop-up menu, and " 1403"choose <guibutton>Select all</guibutton>. Now all components are selected, " 1404"and you can scale and rotate the entire leaf." 1405msgstr "" 1406 1407#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:352(title) 1408msgid "Tutorial Step 4" 1409msgstr "" 1410 1411#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:359(para) 1412msgid "" 1413"Enlarge component 1, arrange the other components appropriately, then select " 1414"all, scale and rotate." 1415msgstr "" 1416 1417#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:368(para) 1418msgid "" 1419"The final step is to adjust color. Click on the <guibutton>Color " 1420"Transformation</guibutton> tab, and choose a different color for each " 1421"fractal. To do this, check <guibutton>Simple</guibutton> and press the right " 1422"color square. A color circle appears, where you can click or select to " 1423"choose a color." 1424msgstr "" 1425 1426#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:377(title) 1427msgid "Tutorial Step 5" 1428msgstr "" 1429 1430#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:384(para) 1431msgid "" 1432"Assign a brownish color to component 4, and various shades of green to the " 1433"other components." 1434msgstr "" 1435 1436#: src/filters/render/ifsfractal.xml:393(para) 1437msgid "" 1438"Press OK to apply the image, and voilà, you've just made a perfect fractal " 1439"leaf! Now that you've got the hang of it, you'll just have to experiment and " 1440"make your own designs. All plant-imitating fractals (be they oak trees, " 1441"ferns or straws) are more or less made in this fashion, which is leaves " 1442"around a stem (or several stems). You just have to twist another way, " 1443"stretch and turn a little or add a few more fractals to get a totally " 1444"different plant." 1445msgstr "" 1446 1447#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1448#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1449#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:40(None) 1450msgid "" 1451"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-grid.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 1452"DOESN'T EXIST" 1453msgstr "" 1454 1455#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1456#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1457#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:83(None) 1458msgid "" 1459"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-grid.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 1460"EXIST" 1461msgstr "" 1462 1463#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:12(title) 1464#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:17(tertiary) 1465#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:20(primary) 1466msgid "Grid" 1467msgstr "" 1468 1469#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:21(secondary) 1470msgid "Grid filter" 1471msgstr "" 1472 1473#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:27(title) 1474msgid "Applying example for the Grid filter" 1475msgstr "" 1476 1477#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:43(para) 1478msgid "Filter <quote>Grid</quote> applied" 1479msgstr "" 1480 1481#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:48(para) 1482msgid "" 1483"It renders a Cartesian grid in the active layer, on top of the existing " 1484"contents. The width, spacing, offsets, and colors of the grid lines can all " 1485"be set by the user. By default, the lines are with the <acronym>GIMP</" 1486"acronym>'s foreground color. (Note: this plug-in was used to create " 1487"demonstration images for many of the other plug-ins.)" 1488msgstr "" 1489 1490#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:56(para) 1491msgid "" 1492"If you set the grid line widths to 0, then only the intersections will be " 1493"drawn, as plus-marks." 1494msgstr "" 1495 1496#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:65(para) 1497msgid "" 1498"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 1499"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 1500"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Grid</guimenuitem></" 1501"menuchoice>." 1502msgstr "" 1503 1504#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:79(title) 1505msgid "<quote>Grid</quote> filter options" 1506msgstr "" 1507 1508#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:87(para) 1509msgid "" 1510"There are separate options for controlling the horizontal grid lines, " 1511"vertical grid lines, and intersections. By default, the horizontal and " 1512"vertical settings are locked together, so that all changes are applied " 1513"symmetrically. If you want to change just one of them, click on the " 1514"<quote>chain</quote> symbol below it to unlock them. The results of changing " 1515"the Intersection parameters are rather complex." 1516msgstr "" 1517 1518#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:96(para) 1519msgid "" 1520"Besides, for some options, you can select the unit of measurement thanks to " 1521"a drop-down list." 1522msgstr "" 1523 1524#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:102(term) 1525msgid "Width" 1526msgstr "" 1527 1528#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:104(para) 1529msgid "" 1530"Sets the widths of the horizontal or vertical grid lines, or of the symbols " 1531"drawn at their intersections." 1532msgstr "" 1533 1534#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:111(term) 1535msgid "Spacing" 1536msgstr "" 1537 1538#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:113(para) 1539msgid "" 1540"Sets the distance between grid lines. The <guilabel>Intersection</guilabel> " 1541"parameter clears the space between the intersection point and the end of the " 1542"arms of the intersection crosses." 1543msgstr "" 1544 1545#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:122(term) 1546msgid "Offset" 1547msgstr "" 1548 1549#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:124(para) 1550msgid "" 1551"Sets the offset for grid lines with respect to the upper left corner. For " 1552"intersections, sets the length of the arms of the intersection crosses." 1553msgstr "" 1554 1555#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:132(term) 1556msgid "Color Selectors" 1557msgstr "" 1558 1559#: src/filters/render/grid.xml:134(para) 1560msgid "" 1561"These allow you to set the colors of the grid lines and intersection marks." 1562msgstr "" 1563 1564#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1565#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1566#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:39(None) 1567msgid "" 1568"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-gfig.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 1569"DOESN'T EXIST" 1570msgstr "" 1571 1572#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1573#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1574#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:76(None) 1575msgid "" 1576"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-gfig.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 1577"EXIST" 1578msgstr "" 1579 1580#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:12(title) 1581#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:17(tertiary) 1582#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:20(primary) 1583msgid "Gfig" 1584msgstr "" 1585 1586#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:26(title) 1587msgid "The same image, before and after using Gfig" 1588msgstr "" 1589 1590#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:42(para) 1591msgid "Filter <quote>Gfig</quote> applied" 1592msgstr "" 1593 1594#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:46(para) 1595msgid "" 1596"This filter is a tool: You can create geometrical figures to add them to the " 1597"image. It is very complex. I hope this paper will help you." 1598msgstr "" 1599 1600#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:50(para) 1601msgid "" 1602"When using this filter, elements inserted in the image will be placed in a " 1603"new layer. So the image will not be modified, all modifications occurring in " 1604"this layer." 1605msgstr "" 1606 1607#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:58(title) 1608#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:49(title) 1609#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:54(title) 1610msgid "Starting filter" 1611msgstr "" 1612 1613#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:59(para) 1614msgid "" 1615"You can find this filter through <menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</" 1616"guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Gfig</guimenuitem></" 1617"menuchoice>" 1618msgstr "" 1619 1620#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:72(title) 1621msgid "<quote>Gfig</quote> filter options" 1622msgstr "" 1623 1624#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:82(term) 1625msgid "The tool bar" 1626msgstr "" 1627 1628#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:84(para) 1629msgid "" 1630"At the top of dialog, you can find a set of icons which represents the " 1631"functions of this filter. Help pop-ups are explicit." 1632msgstr "" 1633 1634#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:91(term) 1635msgid "Functions for object drawing" 1636msgstr "" 1637 1638#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:93(para) 1639msgid "" 1640"On the left part of tool bar, you can find some functions for object " 1641"drawing. You enable them by clicking on the corresponding icon. You can " 1642"create the following objects (note that <emphasis>Control points</emphasis> " 1643"are created at the same time as object):" 1644msgstr "" 1645 1646#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:102(para) 1647msgid "" 1648"<guilabel>Line</guilabel>: With this tool, you can draw lines. Click on " 1649"Preview to mark start point, then drag mouse pointer to the end point." 1650msgstr "" 1651 1652#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:109(para) 1653msgid "" 1654"<guilabel>Circle</guilabel>: With this tool, you can draw circles. Click on " 1655"Preview to mark center, then drag mouse pointer to the wanted radius." 1656msgstr "" 1657 1658#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:116(para) 1659msgid "" 1660"<guilabel>Ellipse</guilabel>: With this tool, you can draw ellipses. Click " 1661"on Preview to mark center, then drag mouse pointer to get the wanted size " 1662"and form." 1663msgstr "" 1664 1665#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:123(para) 1666msgid "" 1667"<guibutton>Arc</guibutton>: With this tool, you can draw circle arcs. Click " 1668"on Preview to set start point. Click again to set another arc point. Without " 1669"releasing mouse button, drag pointer; when you release mouse button, the arc " 1670"end point is placed and an arc encompassing these three points is drawn." 1671msgstr "" 1672 1673#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:133(para) 1674msgid "" 1675"<guibutton>Regular polygon</guibutton>: With this tool, you can create a " 1676"regular polygon. Start with setting side number in <guilabel>Tool Options </" 1677"guilabel> at the right of Preview. Then click on Preview to place center " 1678"and, without releasing mouse button, drag pointer to get the wanted size and " 1679"orientation." 1680msgstr "" 1681 1682#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:144(para) 1683msgid "" 1684"<guilabel>Star</guilabel>: With this tool, you can create a star. Start with " 1685"setting side number (spikes) in <guilabel>Tool Options </guilabel> at the " 1686"right of Preview. Then click on Preview to place center and, without " 1687"releasing mouse button, drag pointer to get the wanted size and orientation." 1688msgstr "" 1689 1690#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:155(para) 1691msgid "" 1692"<guilabel>Spiral</guilabel>: With this tool, you can create a spiral. Start " 1693"with setting spire number (sides) and spire orientation in <guilabel>Tool " 1694"Options </guilabel> at the right of Preview. Then click on Preview to place " 1695"center and, without releasing mouse button, drag pointer to get the wanted " 1696"size." 1697msgstr "" 1698 1699#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:166(para) 1700msgid "" 1701"<guilabel>Bezier's Curve</guilabel>: With this tool, you can create Bezier's " 1702"curves. Click on Preview to set start point and the other points: the curve " 1703"will be created between these points. To end point creation press " 1704"<keycap>Shift</keycap> key when creating last point." 1705msgstr "" 1706 1707#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:179(term) 1708msgid "Functions for object management" 1709msgstr "" 1710 1711#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:181(para) 1712msgid "In the middle of tool bar, you can find tools to manage objects:" 1713msgstr "" 1714 1715#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:187(para) 1716msgid "" 1717"<guilabel>Move (Object)</guilabel>: With this tool, you can move the active " 1718"object. To enable an object, click on a control point created at the same " 1719"time as the object." 1720msgstr "" 1721 1722#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:195(para) 1723msgid "" 1724"<guilabel>Move (Point)</guilabel>: With this tool, you can click-and-drag " 1725"one of the control points created at the same time as object. Each of these " 1726"points moves the object in a different way." 1727msgstr "" 1728 1729#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:203(para) 1730msgid "" 1731"<guilabel>Copy</guilabel>: With this tool, you can duplicate an object. " 1732"Click on an object control point and drag it to the wanted place." 1733msgstr "" 1734 1735#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:210(para) 1736msgid "" 1737"<guilabel>Delete</guilabel>: Click on an object control point to delete it." 1738msgstr "" 1739 1740#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:216(para) 1741msgid "" 1742"<guilabel>Select</guilabel>: With this tool, you can select an object to " 1743"active it. Simply click on one of its control points." 1744msgstr "" 1745 1746#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:226(term) 1747msgid "Functions for object organisation" 1748msgstr "" 1749 1750#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:228(para) 1751msgid "" 1752"At the right of tool bar, you can find tools for object superimposing (you " 1753"can also get them by clicking on the drop-down list button if they are not " 1754"visible). You have:" 1755msgstr "" 1756 1757#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:235(para) 1758msgid "" 1759"<guilabel>Raise/Lower Selected Object</guilabel>: With this tool, you can " 1760"push the selected object one level up or down." 1761msgstr "" 1762 1763#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:242(para) 1764msgid "" 1765"<guilabel>Raise/Lower selected object to top/bottom</guilabel>: self " 1766"explanatory." 1767msgstr "" 1768 1769#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:251(term) 1770msgid "Functions for object display" 1771msgstr "" 1772 1773#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:253(para) 1774msgid "The drop-down list in tool bar offers you some more functions:" 1775msgstr "" 1776 1777#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:259(para) 1778msgid "" 1779"<guilabel>Back/Forward</guilabel>: These functions allow you to jump from " 1780"one object to another. Only this object is displayed." 1781msgstr "" 1782 1783#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:266(para) 1784msgid "" 1785"<guilabel>Show all objects</guilabel>: This function shows all objects " 1786"again, after using both previous functions." 1787msgstr "" 1788 1789#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:279(term) 1790msgid "Preview field" 1791msgstr "" 1792 1793#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:281(para) 1794msgid "Preview comes with several options:" 1795msgstr "" 1796 1797#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:287(term) 1798msgid "Settings" 1799msgstr "" 1800 1801#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:289(para) 1802msgid "In this area, you have several options to work with this filter." 1803msgstr "" 1804 1805#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:294(term) 1806msgid "Tool Options" 1807msgstr "" 1808 1809#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:296(para) 1810msgid "This area shows tool options." 1811msgstr "" 1812 1813#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:302(term) 1814msgid "Stroke" 1815msgstr "" 1816 1817#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:304(para) 1818msgid "" 1819"If this option is checked, the object will be drawn. Two buttons are " 1820"available, to select color and brush type." 1821msgstr "" 1822 1823#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:311(term) 1824msgid "Filling" 1825msgstr "" 1826 1827#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:313(para) 1828msgid "" 1829"With help of this drop-down list, you can decide whether and how the object " 1830"will be filled, with a color, a pattern or a gradient." 1831msgstr "" 1832 1833#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:321(term) 1834msgid "Show grid" 1835msgstr "" 1836 1837#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:323(para) 1838msgid "" 1839"If this option is checked, a grid is applied on Preview to make object " 1840"positioning easier." 1841msgstr "" 1842 1843#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:330(term) 1844msgid "Snap to Grid" 1845msgstr "" 1846 1847#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:332(para) 1848msgid "If this option is checked, objects will align to the grid." 1849msgstr "" 1850 1851#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:338(term) 1852msgid "Show image" 1853msgstr "" 1854 1855#: src/filters/render/gfig.xml:340(para) 1856msgid "" 1857"When this option is checked, the current image is displayed in Preview. If " 1858"not checked, a white surface is shown and neither stroke color nor brush " 1859"type are shown." 1860msgstr "" 1861 1862#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1863#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1864#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:30(None) 1865msgid "" 1866"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-fractalexplorer.jpg'; md5=THIS " 1867"FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 1868msgstr "" 1869 1870#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1871#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1872#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:69(None) 1873msgid "" 1874"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-fractalexplorer1.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1875"DOESN'T EXIST" 1876msgstr "" 1877 1878#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1879#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1880#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:187(None) 1881msgid "" 1882"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-fractalexplorer2.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1883"DOESN'T EXIST" 1884msgstr "" 1885 1886#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1887#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1888#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:221(None) 1889msgid "" 1890"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-fractalexpl.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1891"DOESN'T EXIST" 1892msgstr "" 1893 1894#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 1895#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 1896#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:312(None) 1897msgid "" 1898"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-fractalexplorer3.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 1899"DOESN'T EXIST" 1900msgstr "" 1901 1902#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:12(title) 1903#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:17(tertiary) 1904#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:20(primary) 1905msgid "Fractal Explorer" 1906msgstr "" 1907 1908#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:26(title) 1909msgid "Example for the Fractal Explorer filter" 1910msgstr "" 1911 1912#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:33(para) 1913msgid "Filter <quote>Fractal Explorer</quote> applied" 1914msgstr "" 1915 1916#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:39(para) 1917msgid "" 1918"With this filter, you can create fractals and multicolored pictures verging " 1919"to chaos. Unlike the <link linkend=\"plug-in-ifsfractal\">IFS Compose</link> " 1920"filter, with which you can fix the fractal structure precisely, this filter " 1921"lets you perform fractals simply." 1922msgstr "" 1923 1924#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:50(para) 1925msgid "" 1926"You can find this filter through <menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</" 1927"guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Fractal Explorer</" 1928"guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 1929msgstr "" 1930 1931#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:63(title) 1932msgid "<quote>Parameters</quote> options for Fractal Explorer filter" 1933msgstr "" 1934 1935#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:75(term) 1936msgid "Realtime preview" 1937msgstr "" 1938 1939#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:77(para) 1940msgid "" 1941"Uncheck the <guilabel>Real time preview</guilabel> only if your computer is " 1942"slow. In this case, you can update preview by clicking on the " 1943"<guibutton>Redraw</guibutton> button." 1944msgstr "" 1945 1946#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:82(para) 1947msgid "" 1948"By clicking-dragging mouse pointer on preview, you can draw a rectangle " 1949"delimiting an area which will be zoomed." 1950msgstr "" 1951 1952#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:89(term) 1953#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:253(term) 1954msgid "Zoom" 1955msgstr "" 1956 1957#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:91(para) 1958msgid "" 1959"You have there some options to zoom in or zoom out. The <guibutton>Undo</" 1960"guibutton> allows you to return to previous state, before zooming. The " 1961"<guibutton>Redo</guibutton> allows you to reestablish the zoom you had " 1962"undone, without having to re-create it with the zoom-in button." 1963msgstr "" 1964 1965#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:101(term) 1966msgid "Parameters tab" 1967msgstr "" 1968 1969#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:103(para) 1970msgid "" 1971"This tab contains some options to set fractal calculation and select fractal " 1972"type." 1973msgstr "" 1974 1975#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:109(term) 1976msgid "Fractal Parameters" 1977msgstr "" 1978 1979#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:111(para) 1980msgid "" 1981"here, you have sliders and input boxes to set fractal spreading, repetition " 1982"and aspect." 1983msgstr "" 1984 1985#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:117(term) 1986msgid "XMIN; XMAX; YMIN; YMAX" 1987msgstr "" 1988 1989#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:119(para) 1990msgid "" 1991"You can set fractal spreading between a MINimum and a MAXimum, in the " 1992"horizontal (X) and/or vertical (Y) directions. Values are from -3.0 to 3.0." 1993msgstr "" 1994 1995#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:127(term) 1996msgid "ITER" 1997msgstr "" 1998 1999#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:129(para) 2000msgid "" 2001"With this parameter, you can set fractal iteration, repetition and so " 2002"detail. Values are from 0.0 to 1000.0" 2003msgstr "" 2004 2005#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:137(term) 2006msgid "CX; CY" 2007msgstr "" 2008 2009#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:139(para) 2010msgid "" 2011"With these parameters, you can change fractal aspect, in the horizontal (X) " 2012"and/or vertical (Y) directions, except for Mandelbrot and Sierpinski types." 2013msgstr "" 2014 2015#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:148(term) 2016msgid "Open; Reset; Save" 2017msgstr "" 2018 2019#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:150(para) 2020msgid "" 2021"With these three buttons, you can save your work with all its parameters, " 2022"open a previously saved fractal, or return to the initial state before all " 2023"modifications." 2024msgstr "" 2025 2026#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:162(term) 2027msgid "Fractal type" 2028msgstr "" 2029 2030#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:164(para) 2031msgid "" 2032"You can choose what fractal type will be, for instance <guilabel>Mandelbrot</" 2033"guilabel>, <guilabel>Julia</guilabel>, <guilabel>Barnsley</guilabel> or " 2034"<guilabel>Sierpinski</guilabel>." 2035msgstr "" 2036 2037#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:176(term) 2038msgid "Colors tab" 2039msgstr "" 2040 2041#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:180(phrase) 2042msgid "Color tab options" 2043msgstr "" 2044 2045#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:191(para) 2046msgid "This tab contains options for fractal color setting." 2047msgstr "" 2048 2049#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:196(term) 2050msgid "Color number" 2051msgstr "" 2052 2053#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:198(para) 2054msgid "" 2055"This slider and its input boxes allow you to set the number of colors for " 2056"the fractal, between 2 and 8192. A palette of these colors is displayed at " 2057"the bottom of the tab. Actually, that's a gradient between colors in " 2058"fractal: you can change colors with <quote>Color intensity </quote> and " 2059"<quote>Color function </quote> options. Fractal colors don't depend on " 2060"colors of the original image (you can use a white image for fractals as " 2061"well)." 2062msgstr "" 2063 2064#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:211(term) 2065msgid "Use loglog-smoothing" 2066msgstr "" 2067 2068#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:213(para) 2069msgid "If this option is checked, the band effect is smoothed." 2070msgstr "" 2071 2072#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:217(title) 2073msgid "Loglog smoothing example" 2074msgstr "" 2075 2076#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:228(term) 2077msgid "Color density" 2078msgstr "" 2079 2080#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:230(para) 2081msgid "" 2082"These three sliders and their text-boxes let you set the color intensity in " 2083"the three <guilabel>Red</guilabel>, <guilabel>Green</guilabel> and " 2084"<guilabel>Blue</guilabel> color channels. Values vary from 0.0 to 1.0." 2085msgstr "" 2086 2087#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:240(term) 2088msgid "Color function" 2089msgstr "" 2090 2091#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:242(para) 2092msgid "" 2093"For the <guilabel>Red</guilabel>, <guilabel>Green</guilabel> and " 2094"<guilabel>Blue</guilabel> color channels, you can select how color will be " 2095"treated:" 2096msgstr "" 2097 2098#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:249(para) 2099msgid "" 2100"<guilabel>Sinus</guilabel>: Color variations will be modulated according to " 2101"the sinus function." 2102msgstr "" 2103 2104#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:255(para) 2105msgid "" 2106"<guilabel>Cosinus</guilabel>: Color densities will vary according to cosinus " 2107"function." 2108msgstr "" 2109 2110#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:261(para) 2111msgid "<guilabel>None</guilabel>: Color densities will vary linearly." 2112msgstr "" 2113 2114#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:267(para) 2115msgid "" 2116"<guilabel>Inversion</guilabel>: if you check this option, function values " 2117"will be inverted." 2118msgstr "" 2119 2120#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:276(term) 2121msgid "Color Mode" 2122msgstr "" 2123 2124#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:278(para) 2125msgid "These options allow you to set where color values must be taken from." 2126msgstr "" 2127 2128#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:284(para) 2129msgid "" 2130"<guilabel>As specified above</guilabel>: Color values will be taken from the " 2131"<guilabel>Color density </guilabel> options." 2132msgstr "" 2133 2134#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:291(para) 2135msgid "" 2136"<guilabel>Apply active gradient to final image </guilabel>: used colors will " 2137"be that of active gradient. You should be able to select another gradient by " 2138"clicking on the gradient source button." 2139msgstr "" 2140 2141#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:305(term) 2142msgid "Fractals tab" 2143msgstr "" 2144 2145#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:308(title) 2146msgid "<quote>Fractal tab</quote> options" 2147msgstr "" 2148 2149#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:316(para) 2150msgid "" 2151"This tab contains a big list of fractals with their parameters, that you can " 2152"use as a model: only click on the wanted one." 2153msgstr "" 2154 2155#: src/filters/render/fractalexplorer.xml:320(para) 2156msgid "" 2157"The <guibutton>Refresh</guibutton> allows you to update the list if you have " 2158"saved your work, without needing to re-start GIMP. You can delete the " 2159"selected fractal from the list by clicking on the <guibutton>Delete</" 2160"guibutton>." 2161msgstr "" 2162 2163#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2164#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2165#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:30(None) 2166msgid "" 2167"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/flame1.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T EXIST" 2168msgstr "" 2169 2170#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2171#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2172#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:36(None) 2173msgid "" 2174"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-flame.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 2175"DOESN'T EXIST" 2176msgstr "" 2177 2178#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2179#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2180#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:91(None) 2181msgid "" 2182"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-flame.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 2183"EXIST" 2184msgstr "" 2185 2186#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2187#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2188#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:121(None) 2189msgid "" 2190"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-flame-edit.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2191"DOESN'T EXIST" 2192msgstr "" 2193 2194#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:12(title) 2195#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:17(tertiary) 2196#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:20(primary) 2197msgid "Flame" 2198msgstr "" 2199 2200#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:26(title) 2201msgid "Example of a rendered Flame" 2202msgstr "" 2203 2204#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:39(para) 2205msgid "Filter <quote>Flame</quote> applied" 2206msgstr "" 2207 2208#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:43(para) 2209msgid "" 2210"With the Flame filter, you can create stunning, randomly generated fractal " 2211"patterns. You can't control the fractals as you can with the <link linkend=" 2212"\"plug-in-ifsfractal\">Ifs Compose</link> filter, but you can steer the " 2213"random generator in a certain direction, and choose from variations of a " 2214"theme you like." 2215msgstr "" 2216 2217#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:52(para) 2218msgid "" 2219"Unfortunately it turned out, that this filter is not working properly for " 2220"large images. Even more unfortunate is, that its developer is currently not " 2221"undertaking any actions with that plug-in at all, so there seems no quick " 2222"fix in sight. Although we can give you the exact numbers, the plug-in worked " 2223"in a quick test for a 1024x768 pixel image, but didn't do it for a 2500x2500 " 2224"pixel image." 2225msgstr "" 2226 2227#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:62(para) 2228msgid "" 2229"This plug-in was given to GIMP by Scott Draves in 1997. He also holds the " 2230"copyright for the plug-in. An descriptive page for the plug-in, provided by " 2231"the author can be found in the internet <xref linkend=\"bibliography-online-" 2232"gimp-plugin-flames\"/>." 2233msgstr "" 2234 2235#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:73(para) 2236msgid "" 2237"You can find this filter through <menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</" 2238"guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Nature</" 2239"guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Flame</guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 2240msgstr "" 2241 2242#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:87(title) 2243msgid "<quote>Flame</quote> filter options" 2244msgstr "" 2245 2246#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:95(para) 2247msgid "" 2248"In the main window, you can set Rendering and Camera parameters. The first " 2249"three parameters in the Render display are Brightness, Contrast and Gamma. " 2250"The result of these options is visible in the Preview window, but it's " 2251"generally better to stick to the default values, and correct the rendered " 2252"image later with Image/Colors." 2253msgstr "" 2254 2255#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:103(para) 2256msgid "" 2257"The other three parameters affect the rendering process and don't show in " 2258"the preview window. Sample Density, which controls the resolution of the " 2259"rendered pattern, is the most important of these. The Camera parameters " 2260"allow you to zoom and offset the flame pattern, until you're happy with what " 2261"you see in the preview window. Flame also offers the possibility to store " 2262"and load your favorite patterns." 2263msgstr "" 2264 2265#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:114(term) 2266msgid "Edit" 2267msgstr "" 2268 2269#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:117(title) 2270msgid "The Edit Flame dialog" 2271msgstr "" 2272 2273#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:125(para) 2274msgid "" 2275"Pressing this button brings up the Edit dialog. The dialog shows nine " 2276"different windows. The pattern displayed in the center is the current " 2277"pattern, and the eight windows surrounding it are random variations of that " 2278"pattern. Clicking on the central image creates eight new variations, which " 2279"can be adjusted with the Speed control. You select a variation by clicking " 2280"on it, and it instantly replaces the image in the middle. To pick a certain " 2281"character or theme for the variations, you can choose from nine different " 2282"themes in the Variations menu. You can also use Randomize, which replaces " 2283"the current pattern with a new random pattern." 2284msgstr "" 2285 2286#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:142(term) 2287msgid "Open" 2288msgstr "" 2289 2290#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:144(para) 2291msgid "" 2292"This button brings up a file selector that allows you to open a previously " 2293"saved Flame settings file." 2294msgstr "" 2295 2296#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:151(term) 2297msgid "Save" 2298msgstr "" 2299 2300#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:153(para) 2301msgid "" 2302"This button brings up a file save dialog that allows you to save the current " 2303"settings for the plug-in, so that you can recreate them later." 2304msgstr "" 2305 2306#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:161(term) 2307msgid "Rendering tab" 2308msgstr "" 2309 2310#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:165(term) 2311msgid "Brightness" 2312msgstr "" 2313 2314#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:167(para) 2315msgid "Controls the brightness of the flame object." 2316msgstr "" 2317 2318#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:173(term) 2319msgid "Contrast" 2320msgstr "" 2321 2322#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:175(para) 2323msgid "Controls the contrast between brighter and dimmer parts of the flame." 2324msgstr "" 2325 2326#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:182(term) 2327msgid "Gamma" 2328msgstr "" 2329 2330#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:184(para) 2331msgid "Sets a gamma correction for parts with intermediate brightness." 2332msgstr "" 2333 2334#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:191(term) 2335msgid "Sample Density" 2336msgstr "" 2337 2338#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:193(para) 2339msgid "" 2340"Controls the resolution of the rendered pattern. (Does not have any effect " 2341"on the preview.) A high sample density results in soft and smooth rendering " 2342"(like a spider's web), whereas low density rendering resembles spray or " 2343"particle clouds." 2344msgstr "" 2345 2346#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:203(term) 2347msgid "Spatial Oversample" 2348msgstr "" 2349 2350#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:205(para) 2351#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:213(para) 2352msgid "What does this do?" 2353msgstr "" 2354 2355#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:211(term) 2356msgid "Spatial Filter Radius" 2357msgstr "" 2358 2359#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:219(term) 2360msgid "Colormap" 2361msgstr "" 2362 2363#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:221(para) 2364msgid "" 2365"This menu gives you several options to set the color blend in the flame " 2366"pattern:" 2367msgstr "" 2368 2369#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:227(para) 2370msgid "The current gradient as shown in the Toolbox." 2371msgstr "" 2372 2373#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:232(para) 2374msgid "A number of preset colormaps." 2375msgstr "" 2376 2377#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:237(para) 2378msgid "" 2379"The colors from images that are presently open in <acronym>GIMP</acronym>." 2380msgstr "" 2381 2382#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:249(term) 2383msgid "Camera tab" 2384msgstr "" 2385 2386#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:255(para) 2387msgid "Allows you to zoom the flame in or out." 2388msgstr "" 2389 2390#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:261(term) 2391msgid "X, Y" 2392msgstr "" 2393 2394#: src/filters/render/flame.xml:263(para) 2395msgid "Allows you to move the flame around in the image area." 2396msgstr "" 2397 2398#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2399#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2400#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:29(None) 2401msgid "" 2402"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/diffraction1.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 2403"EXIST" 2404msgstr "" 2405 2406#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2407#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2408#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:35(None) 2409msgid "" 2410"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/diffraction2.png'; md5=THIS FILE DOESN'T " 2411"EXIST" 2412msgstr "" 2413 2414#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2415#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2416#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:82(None) 2417msgid "" 2418"@@image: 'images/filters/filters-render-diffraction.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2419"DOESN'T EXIST" 2420msgstr "" 2421 2422#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:11(title) 2423msgid "Diffraction Patterns" 2424msgstr "" 2425 2426#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:16(tertiary) 2427msgid "Diffraction" 2428msgstr "" 2429 2430#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:19(primary) 2431msgid "Diffraction patterns (filter)" 2432msgstr "" 2433 2434#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:25(title) 2435msgid "Two examples of diffraction patterns" 2436msgstr "" 2437 2438#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:39(para) 2439msgid "" 2440"This filter lets you make diffraction or wave interference textures. You can " 2441"change the Frequency, Contours and Sharp Edges for each of the RGB channels. " 2442"You can also set Brightness, Scattering and Polarization of the texture. " 2443"There is no automatic preview, so you must press the preview button to " 2444"update. On a slow system, this may take a bit of time. Note that result " 2445"doesn't depend on the initial image." 2446msgstr "" 2447 2448#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:47(para) 2449msgid "" 2450"This is a very useful filter if you want to create intricate patterns. It's " 2451"perfect for making psychedelic, batik-like textures, or for imitating " 2452"patterns in stained glass (as in a church window)." 2453msgstr "" 2454 2455#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:52(para) 2456msgid "" 2457"It seems clear that the plugin works by simulating the physics of light " 2458"striking a grating. Unfortunately, the original authors never got around to " 2459"writing down the theory behind it, or explaining what the parameters mean. " 2460"The best approach, then, is just to twiddle things and see what happens. " 2461"Fortunately, almost anything you do seems to produce interesting results." 2462msgstr "" 2463 2464#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:64(para) 2465msgid "" 2466"This filter is found in the image window menu under " 2467"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 2468"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Diffraction " 2469"Patterns</guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 2470msgstr "" 2471 2472#: src/filters/render/diffraction.xml:78(title) 2473msgid "<quote>Diffraction Patterns</quote> filter options" 2474msgstr "" 2475 2476#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2477#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2478#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:32(None) 2479msgid "" 2480"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-taj-cmlexplorer.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 2481"DOESN'T EXIST" 2482msgstr "" 2483 2484#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2485#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2486#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:120(None) 2487msgid "" 2488"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer1.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2489"DOESN'T EXIST" 2490msgstr "" 2491 2492#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2493#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2494#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:325(None) 2495msgid "" 2496"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer1a.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2497"DOESN'T EXIST" 2498msgstr "" 2499 2500#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2501#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2502#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:341(None) 2503msgid "" 2504"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer2.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2505"DOESN'T EXIST" 2506msgstr "" 2507 2508#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2509#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2510#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:360(None) 2511msgid "" 2512"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer3.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2513"DOESN'T EXIST" 2514msgstr "" 2515 2516#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2517#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2518#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:380(None) 2519msgid "" 2520"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer4.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2521"DOESN'T EXIST" 2522msgstr "" 2523 2524#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2525#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2526#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:416(None) 2527msgid "" 2528"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer5.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2529"DOESN'T EXIST" 2530msgstr "" 2531 2532#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2533#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2534#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:458(None) 2535msgid "" 2536"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-cmlexplorer6.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2537"DOESN'T EXIST" 2538msgstr "" 2539 2540#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:14(title) 2541#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:19(tertiary) 2542#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:22(primary) 2543msgid "CML Explorer" 2544msgstr "" 2545 2546#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:28(title) 2547msgid "Example for the <quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter" 2548msgstr "" 2549 2550#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:35(para) 2551msgid "Filter <quote>CML Explorer</quote> applied with default options" 2552msgstr "" 2553 2554#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:41(para) 2555msgid "" 2556"This filter is the king of texture creating filters. It is extremely " 2557"efficient but very complex. It uses a mathematical method named Cellular " 2558"Automata <xref linkend=\"bibliography-online-wkpd-cellular-automata\"/>." 2559msgstr "" 2560 2561#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:50(para) 2562msgid "" 2563"You can find this filter from the image menu through " 2564"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 2565"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>CML Explorer</" 2566"guimenuitem></menuchoice>." 2567msgstr "" 2568 2569#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:65(title) 2570msgid "General Options" 2571msgstr "" 2572 2573#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:66(para) 2574msgid "" 2575"Filter options are distributed among <guilabel>Hue</guilabel>," 2576"<guilabel>Saturation</guilabel>, <guilabel>Value</guilabel>, " 2577"<guilabel>Advanced</guilabel>, <guilabel>others</guilabel> and " 2578"<guilabel>Misc.ops</guilabel> tabs. Some more options are available. They " 2579"will be described in following section." 2580msgstr "" 2581 2582#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:78(para) 2583msgid "" 2584"This filter offers you a Preview where you can see the result of your " 2585"settings before they are applied to the image." 2586msgstr "" 2587 2588#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:86(term) 2589msgid "New seed; Fix seed; Random seed" 2590msgstr "" 2591 2592#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:88(para) 2593msgid "" 2594"Random plays a large part in creating patterns. With these options, you can " 2595"influence the way random is generated. By clicking on the <guibutton>New " 2596"seed</guibutton> button, you can force random to use a new source of random. " 2597"The preview will show you the result. <guibutton>Fix seed</guibutton> lets " 2598"you keep the same seed and so to reproduce the same effect with the filter. " 2599"<guibutton>Random seed</guibutton> generates a random seed at random." 2600msgstr "" 2601 2602#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:102(term) 2603msgid "Open; Save" 2604msgstr "" 2605 2606#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:104(para) 2607msgid "" 2608"With these both command buttons you can save pattern settings in a file, and " 2609"to get them back later." 2610msgstr "" 2611 2612#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:114(title) 2613msgid "<quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter options(Hue)" 2614msgstr "" 2615 2616#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:116(title) 2617msgid "Hue tab" 2618msgstr "" 2619 2620#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:124(para) 2621msgid "" 2622"This filter works in the <link linkend=\"glossary-hsv\">HSV</link> color " 2623"model. In this tab, you can set options for Hue." 2624msgstr "" 2625 2626#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:131(term) 2627msgid "Function type" 2628msgstr "" 2629 2630#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:133(para) 2631msgid "" 2632"In this drop-down list, you can select the method that will be used to treat " 2633"the current layer. These methods are:" 2634msgstr "" 2635 2636#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:140(para) 2637msgid "" 2638"<guilabel>Keep image's values</guilabel>: With this option, image hue values " 2639"will be kept." 2640msgstr "" 2641 2642#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:146(para) 2643msgid "" 2644"<guilabel>Keep the first value</guilabel>: With this option, starting color " 2645"will be standard cyan." 2646msgstr "" 2647 2648#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:152(para) 2649msgid "" 2650"<guilabel>Fill with k parameter</guilabel>, <guilabel>k{x(1-x)}^p</" 2651"guilabel>, <guilabel>k{x(1-x)}^p stepped</guilabel>, <guilabel>kx^p</" 2652"guilabel>, <guilabel>kx^p stepped</guilabel>, <guilabel>k(1-x^p)</guilabel>, " 2653"<guilabel>k(1-x^p) stepped</guilabel>: pattern look will depend on " 2654"<parameter>k</parameter> that you will set later in options." 2655msgstr "" 2656 2657#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:165(para) 2658msgid "" 2659"<guilabel>Delta function</guilabel>, <guilabel>Delta function stepped</" 2660"guilabel>: FIXME" 2661msgstr "" 2662 2663#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:171(para) 2664msgid "" 2665"<guilabel>sin^p based Function</guilabel>, <guilabel>sin^p stepped</" 2666"guilabel>: These options create wave-like patterns, like aurora borealis or " 2667"curtain folds." 2668msgstr "" 2669 2670#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:182(term) 2671msgid "Composition" 2672msgstr "" 2673 2674#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:184(para) 2675msgid "Here, these options concern Hue. You can select:" 2676msgstr "" 2677 2678#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:187(para) 2679msgid "" 2680"<guilabel>None</guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x, -)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x" 2681"+d, -)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x-d, -)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Min(x, -)</" 2682"guilabel>, <guilabel>Min(x+d, -)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Min(x-d, -)</" 2683"guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x+d, -), (x < 0,5)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x" 2684"+d, -), (0,5 < x)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x-d, -), (x < 0,5)</" 2685"guilabel>, <guilabel>Max(x-d, -), (0,5 < x)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Min(x" 2686"+d, -), (x < 0,5)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Min(x+d, -), (0,5 < x)</" 2687"guilabel>, <guilabel>Min(x-d, -), (x < 0,5)</guilabel> and <guilabel>Min" 2688"(x-d, -), (0,5 < x)</guilabel>." 2689msgstr "" 2690 2691#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:203(para) 2692msgid "" 2693"A book could be filled with results of all these functions. Please, " 2694"experiment!" 2695msgstr "" 2696 2697#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:210(term) 2698msgid "Misc. Arrange" 2699msgstr "" 2700 2701#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:212(para) 2702msgid "This drop-down list offers you some other parameters:" 2703msgstr "" 2704 2705#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:215(para) 2706msgid "" 2707"<guilabel>Standard</guilabel>, <guilabel>Use average value</guilabel>, " 2708"<guilabel>Use reverse value</guilabel>, <guilabel>With random power (0,10)</" 2709"guilabel>, <guilabel>With random power (0,1)</guilabel>, <guilabel>with " 2710"gradient power (0,1)</guilabel>, <guilabel>Multiply rand. value (0,1)</" 2711"guilabel>, <guilabel>Multiply rand. value (0,2)</guilabel>, " 2712"<guilabel>Multiply gradient (0,1)</guilabel> and <guilabel>With p and random " 2713"(0,1)</guilabel>." 2714msgstr "" 2715 2716#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:227(para) 2717msgid "" 2718"Also a book would be necessary to explain all possibilities of these " 2719"parameters." 2720msgstr "" 2721 2722#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:234(term) 2723msgid "Use cyclic range" 2724msgstr "" 2725 2726#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:236(para) 2727#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:403(para) 2728msgid "//TODO" 2729msgstr "" 2730 2731#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:242(term) 2732msgid "Mod. rate" 2733msgstr "" 2734 2735#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:244(para) 2736msgid "" 2737"With this slider and the input box, you can set modification rate from 0.0 " 2738"to 1.0. Low value results in a lined pattern." 2739msgstr "" 2740 2741#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:252(term) 2742msgid "Env. sensitivity" 2743msgstr "" 2744 2745#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:254(para) 2746msgid "Value is from 0.0 to 1.0" 2747msgstr "" 2748 2749#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:260(term) 2750msgid "Diffusion dist." 2751msgstr "" 2752 2753#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:262(para) 2754msgid "Diffusion distance: from 2 to 10." 2755msgstr "" 2756 2757#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:268(term) 2758msgid "# of subranges" 2759msgstr "" 2760 2761#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:270(para) 2762msgid "Number of sub-rangers: from 1 to 10." 2763msgstr "" 2764 2765#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:276(term) 2766msgid "(P)ower factor" 2767msgstr "" 2768 2769#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:278(para) 2770msgid "" 2771"With this option you can influence the <guilabel>Function types</guilabel> " 2772"using the <parameter>p</parameter> parameter. Value from 0.0 to 10.0." 2773msgstr "" 2774 2775#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:286(term) 2776msgid "k Parameter" 2777msgstr "" 2778 2779#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:288(para) 2780msgid "" 2781"With this option you can influence the <guilabel>Function types</guilabel> " 2782"using the <parameter>k</parameter> parameter. Value from 0.0 to 10.0." 2783msgstr "" 2784 2785#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:296(term) 2786msgid "Range low" 2787msgstr "" 2788 2789#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:298(para) 2790msgid "" 2791"Set lower limit of hue that will be used for calculation. values vary from " 2792"0.0 to 1.0." 2793msgstr "" 2794 2795#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:305(term) 2796msgid "Range high" 2797msgstr "" 2798 2799#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:307(para) 2800msgid "" 2801"Set the upper limit of hue that will be used for calculation. Variations are " 2802"from 0.0 to 1.0." 2803msgstr "" 2804 2805#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:314(term) 2806msgid "Plot a graph of the settings" 2807msgstr "" 2808 2809#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:316(para) 2810msgid "" 2811"By clicking on this large button, you can open a window that displays the " 2812"graph of hue present settings." 2813msgstr "" 2814 2815#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:321(title) 2816msgid "Function graph of present settings" 2817msgstr "" 2818 2819#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:335(title) 2820msgid "<quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter options(Saturation)" 2821msgstr "" 2822 2823#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:337(title) 2824msgid "Saturation tab" 2825msgstr "" 2826 2827#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:345(para) 2828msgid "" 2829"In this tab, you can set how Saturation component of the HSV color model " 2830"will be used in pattern calculation." 2831msgstr "" 2832 2833#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:349(para) 2834#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:368(para) 2835msgid "These options are similar to Hue tab options." 2836msgstr "" 2837 2838#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:355(title) 2839msgid "<quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter options (Value)" 2840msgstr "" 2841 2842#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:357(title) 2843msgid "Value tab" 2844msgstr "" 2845 2846#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:364(para) 2847msgid "" 2848"In this tab, you can set how the Value (Luminosity) component of the HSV " 2849"color model will be used in pattern calculation." 2850msgstr "" 2851 2852#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:374(title) 2853msgid "<quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter options (Advanced)" 2854msgstr "" 2855 2856#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:376(title) 2857msgid "Advanced tab" 2858msgstr "" 2859 2860#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:384(para) 2861msgid "These tab settings apply to the three HSV channels." 2862msgstr "" 2863 2864#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:389(term) 2865msgid "Channel Sensitivity" 2866msgstr "" 2867 2868#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:391(para) 2869#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:397(para) 2870#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:428(para) 2871#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:434(para) 2872#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:440(para) 2873#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:446(para) 2874msgid "// TODO" 2875msgstr "" 2876 2877#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:395(term) 2878msgid "Mutation rate" 2879msgstr "" 2880 2881#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:401(term) 2882msgid "Mutation distance" 2883msgstr "" 2884 2885#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:410(title) 2886msgid "<quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter options (Others)" 2887msgstr "" 2888 2889#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:412(title) 2890msgid "Others tab" 2891msgstr "" 2892 2893#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:420(para) 2894msgid "" 2895"In this tab, you can find various parameters about image display and random " 2896"intervention." 2897msgstr "" 2898 2899#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:426(term) 2900msgid "Initial value" 2901msgstr "" 2902 2903#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:432(term) 2904msgid "Zoom factor" 2905msgstr "" 2906 2907#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:438(term) 2908msgid "Start offset" 2909msgstr "" 2910 2911#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:444(term) 2912msgid "Seed of random" 2913msgstr "" 2914 2915#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:453(title) 2916msgid "<quote>CML Explorer</quote> filter options (Misc.ops)" 2917msgstr "" 2918 2919#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:455(title) 2920msgid "Miscellaneous options tab" 2921msgstr "" 2922 2923#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:462(para) 2924msgid "In this tab you can find various options about copy and loading." 2925msgstr "" 2926 2927#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:467(term) 2928msgid "Copy settings" 2929msgstr "" 2930 2931#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:469(para) 2932msgid "" 2933"These options allow you to transfer information from one of the HSV channel " 2934"to another one." 2935msgstr "" 2936 2937#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:476(term) 2938msgid "Selective load setting" 2939msgstr "" 2940 2941#: src/filters/render/cmlexplorer.xml:478(para) 2942msgid "" 2943"With the <guibutton>Open</guibutton> button of this filter, you can load " 2944"previously loaded settings. If you don't want to load all of them, you can " 2945"select a source and a destination channel here." 2946msgstr "" 2947 2948#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2949#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2950#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:30(None) 2951msgid "" 2952"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-checkerboard1.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 2953"DOESN'T EXIST" 2954msgstr "" 2955 2956#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2957#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2958#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:39(None) 2959msgid "" 2960"@@image: 'images/filters/examples/render-checkerboard2.jpg'; md5=THIS FILE " 2961"DOESN'T EXIST" 2962msgstr "" 2963 2964#. When image changes, this message will be marked fuzzy or untranslated for you. 2965#. It doesn't matter what you translate it to: it's not used at all. 2966#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:73(None) 2967msgid "" 2968"@@image: 'images/filters/options-render-checkerboard.png'; md5=THIS FILE " 2969"DOESN'T EXIST" 2970msgstr "" 2971 2972#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:12(title) 2973#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:17(tertiary) 2974#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:20(primary) 2975msgid "Checkerboard" 2976msgstr "" 2977 2978#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:26(title) 2979msgid "Example for the Checkerboard filter" 2980msgstr "" 2981 2982#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:33(para) 2983msgid "Filter <quote>Checkerboard</quote> applied" 2984msgstr "" 2985 2986#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:42(para) 2987msgid "Psychobilly <quote>Checkerboard</quote>" 2988msgstr "" 2989 2990#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:46(para) 2991msgid "" 2992"This filter creates a checkerboard pattern replacing the current layer " 2993"content. Colors used for pattern are current Fore- and Back ground colors of " 2994"toolbox." 2995msgstr "" 2996 2997#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:55(para) 2998msgid "" 2999"You can find this filter in the image menu through " 3000"<menuchoice><guimenu>Filters</guimenu><guisubmenu>Render</" 3001"guisubmenu><guisubmenu>Pattern</guisubmenu><guimenuitem>Checkerboard</" 3002"guimenuitem></menuchoice>" 3003msgstr "" 3004 3005#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:69(title) 3006msgid "<quote>Checkerboard</quote> filter options" 3007msgstr "" 3008 3009#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:79(term) 3010msgid "Psychobilly" 3011msgstr "" 3012 3013#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:81(para) 3014msgid "This option gives an eiderdown look to the Checkerboard." 3015msgstr "" 3016 3017#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:87(term) 3018msgid "Size" 3019msgstr "" 3020 3021#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:89(para) 3022msgid "" 3023"With this option, you can set checkerboard square size, in pixels, or in " 3024"your chosen unit by using the drop-down list." 3025msgstr "" 3026 3027#. Put one translator per line, in the form of NAME <EMAIL>, YEAR1, YEAR2 3028#: src/filters/render/checkerboard.xml:0(None) 3029msgid "translator-credits" 3030msgstr "" 3031
