Masking Veil

masking veil is inspired by tiletex and aims to turn any arbitrary set of images into a tiling texture for use as a website background, wallpaper, etc.

select whatever images you want, though note that using a lot of images may cause it to run poorly.

grid width controls how many cells there will be horizontally; same with grid height and the vertical axis. jitter strength controls where these cells are distributed. a value of 0 results in a very uniform output. 1 is the default and results in an even distribution. anything greater than 1 is likely to result in discontinuities, though it should still tile. rotation amount controls how much each cell can be rotated from its original position, in degrees. a value of 0 means no rotation, a value of 90 means it can be rotated up to 90 degrees clockwise or counterclockwise, and a value of 180 means a full range of rotation.

edge width is how wide the separation between cells should be. if blur edges is enabled, the edges will be a smooth fade between the two closest cells. otherwise, the edges will be transparent. (blur edges + an edge width of 1 acts as a makeshift anti-aliasing filter.)