Motion Tile

The Motion Tile effect replicates the source image across the output image. It is called Motion Tile because, when changing the placement of the tiles, it uses motion blur to accentuate the movement if motion blur is enabled. Tile Center controls the position of the main tile.


Original (left), with Motion Tile applied to the saucer layer (center), and with Motion Tile applied to the background layer (right)

Adjust the following controls for the Motion Tile effect:

Tile Center

Specifies the area on the layer that becomes the center of the tile.

Tile Width, Tile Height

Specify the size of the tiles as a percentage of the input.

Output Width, Output Height

Specify the size of the output image, or modified layer, as a percentage of the input.

Mirror Edges

When Phase is set to 0, selecting this causes the edges of the layer to be mirrored with the surrounding tiles.

Phase

Controls the horizontal or vertical shift of the tiles that are adjacent to the main tile.

Horizontal Phase Shift

Applies horizontal shifting to the tiles instead of vertical shifting.