Grain filter in Inkscape

I don't know if it has changed for 1.3 but I can't find a way to change the edges of the filter like you did, I don't have those nodes so the filter cuts off harshly at the edge. How did you do that or how do I do that in 1.3 inkscape?

thank you

Cool, thanks for share!!!

Thank You! Great Tutorial. The filter border is now resized in Inkscape 1.2 using the filter editor. There is a dimension setting.

Great vid! Been looking for a way to apply a stipple effect on my designs and have looked into many different ways. Using a path effect on a stroke sounds so logical after this tutorial!

Thank you for this tutorial! But I'm running into a problem: I cannot manipulate the bounding box like you're showing. So a lot of the shapes are cut off wrong. What am I missing?

Вау! Это действительно, то что я искал, мне нужно провести урок в школе на эту тему. Спасибо огромное друг, ты лучший!

Excelente video. ¡Gracias!

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Great Video, can you just tell me how you get the tabs to stack on the right hand side, filter editor, align & distribute with all the others?, which allows for an arrow to expand or minimise, mine just go side by side and make the window wider and wider. Keep the videos coming. 👍👍

so cool, you need more views and subs man!

can you show a video of how to make an animation please? thank you btw for the video luv from Morocca

Now I understand

this is incredible!!
I didn't know about this filter, awesome

Cool! And that resizing after applying the filter is way easier :D

That means Inkscape works great when in scaled down mode.

The videos are good, but tell me what substance do you take?

Thank you so much bro! Very helpful. I had the same problem with the intensity so there was too much black space and i had to put it close to the edge of the eye so it didn't have much depth.

Very appreciated!

Great, thanks for the video :)