Cartoonize a sprite paid job

I want to cartoonize sprites with WebGL or without WebGL, like cartoonize.net "Effect 209".

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Contact me if you can make this happen, does not matter how.

Regards, Ethem.

What do you mean exactly? You want to code that as an effect, or you need some pictures reworked this way?

If second, I can do that...

What do you mean exactly? You want to code that as an effect, or you need some pictures reworked this way?

If second, I can do that...

Need it as effect or plugin.

Quite sure he means an effect for C2, since a web app that actually does this is mentioned right there in the post (ignoring previous discussion).

Quite sure he means an effect for C2, since a web app that actually does this is mentioned right there in the post (ignoring previous discussion).

Yeah effect or plugin even a behavior would be ok.

There's an effect in C2 already called "toon" that does this.

I'll let you know where to send the check

There's an effect in C2 already called "toon" that does this.

I'll let you know where to send the check

If you can provide demo & examples that looks like my demo. Send your paypal via pm & price offcourse xD

I tested it, it draws weird outside lines, but does not give the same results.

This is not an easy effect, since its part pixel, part vector processing. The contour lines look exactly, like the Illustrator Object/Live Trace effect vector detection. In the background, there is another toon-pixel-effect on the original picture.

Maybe, this helps...

This is not an easy effect, since its part pixel, part vector processing. The contour lines look exactly, like the Illustrator Object/Live Trace effect vector detection. In the background, there is another toon-pixel-effect on the original picture.

Maybe, this helps...

It's definitely not easy to do. So i hope somebody with skills in webgl effects can help me out, money is no problem.

MultipleChoice - quite sure it isn't vectors - Sony cameras do processing like this one the fly so it's possible using shaders, but it's probably quite tricky indeed.

Still looking : )