Regarding the halftone repeater types

VectorStyler

@Li-Xiao These will be fore later versions

Subpath

Found a little Program made with Processing
which offers Circle Packing and a few other Styles
Results can be saved as SVG
https://ehufsted.itch.io/halftonepal

Here a Result imported in VS

Li Xiao

@Subpath
Thank you! I used to use StippleGen (https://wiki.evilmadscientist.com/StippleGen) and HalftonePal before, but I haven't used them since I purchased DrawingBot. DrawingBot includes all the features of both of them. Kumiko (https://kumiko-generator.netlify.app/) is also interesting, DrawingBot is unable to replicate its effects.

Subpath

@Li-Xiao

thank you too, for the links
and also for all of your interesting Ideas

Subpath

@Li-Xiao

Btw. I was following an Idea in Nodebox and it seems i came to a Solution
where you can replace a Shape in an .SVG File with any Shape you like.
Even with Text.
I used the Circle Packing .SVG from my post above and replaced the circle
with the text “Flower”.

Import in VectorStyler works via exporting as .PDF from Nodebox
and then import the .PDF in VectorStyler
(.SVG does not work)

Here a Example

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Here the Nodebox Tree:

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A short explanation of the Nodes
"Slice" will pick the Shape
"Centroid" calculate the Center of the Shape (Result is the Position)
"fit_to" fits the size of the Shape (Text) into the Size of the Circle
"rotate" allows to rotate the Text

Li Xiao

@Subpath Thank you, I will try Nodebox when I have time to see if it can create more unique designs.

The 1.2.019 update now allows me to create several other halftone styles that I wanted to submit.
Repeater is indeed powerful.
However, there is still room for improvement in terms of space filling and sorting.

Subpath

@Li-Xiao

...The 1.2.019 update now allows me to create several other halftone styles that I wanted to submit....

You already have a curious viewer waiting

Li Xiao

@Subpath
I'll showcase a Modulation Halftone, primarily controlling the dots and lines or edges of shapes corresponding to grayscale values. The example features a circular shape with adjustments made to the effects of 8 nodes. In order to attract more people to purchase VectorStyler, I haven't recorded the complete production process. If you're interested, please send me a private message, and I'll record a complete tutorial and send it to you privately.
0_1713537685839_Modulation Halftone 2.svg
https://go.screenpal.com/watch/cZfq2yVMVKY

monsterfox

@Li-Xiao 你玩这些东西玩的很溜啊。好多东西，我以前都没有见过。

Subpath

@Li-Xiao

Thanks for your offer. Since I'm not in a hurry, it won't be a problem for me
if you find the time sometime later to do a little tutorial in the tutorial section
on how to create such designs in the repeater.

Until then, I will continue to follow this thread with interest and welcome
your ideas for improving and expanding the repeater.

Li Xiao

@VectorStyler "Maze patterns" are great, but "Maze halftone" is less common. The ones I've seen are usually just a Maze pattern with added stroke width effects, rather than utilizing grayscale variations. hope VS can incorporate both "Maze" and "Maze halftone" functionality.

0_1714543367517_Maze Halftone.jpg
0_1714543234552_Maze Halftone.pdf

Reference：
MazeGenerator can generate mazes online for free. It offers four different shapes and three styles. Commercial use requires need a commercial license.
https://www.mazegenerator.net/Default.aspx

Maze Creator has four versions, with the free version only offering two styles.
http://www.mazecreator.com/maze_creator_download_free.php

Li Xiao

@VectorStyler
There doesn't seem to be any way to achieve reaction-diffusion halftone within the Repeater. So, I'm gathering some information to see if it's included in the roadmap. Repeater lacks halftone types related to morphogenesis, such as TSP and Voronoi etc.

I really like Reaction-diffusion halftone, and I have purchased some software specifically for creating it. There are two excellent ones, namely Stochaster and TexTuring. Additionally, there are some free options available. Let me introduce one that I particularly like to use. Repeater is powerful, if it's support for Reaction-diffusion halftone, it offers access to a wide range of capabilities that many other software programs simply cannot match.

Stochaster
https://www.stochaster.org/stochaster.html
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zc9oOXGqH1Y

TexTuring
https://ivan-murit.fr/project.php?w=texturing
sources available on GitHub (https://github.com/ivangrozny/TexTuring)
https://player.vimeo.com/video/145301542?title=0&byline=0&portrait=0

Stochaster offers more features but lacks support for vector export, while TexTuring has fewer features but supports vector export (PDF, SVG). They have some differences and similarities in terms of functionality.
https://www.stochaster.org/talk.html
https://ivan-murit.fr/project.php?w=texturing&p=texturing_stochaster_en.htm

I really like this online open-source reaction-diffusion tool:
https://github.com/jasonwebb/reaction-diffusion-playground
https://jasonwebb.github.io/reaction-diffusion-playground/app.html

Here are some websites for reference:
https://github.com/jasonwebb/morphogenesis-resources?tab=readme-ov-file#reaction-diffusion
https://ferkeltongs.livejournal.com/32025.html
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reaction–diffusion_system
https://www.karlsims.com/rd.html
https://github.com/gollygang/ready?tab=readme-ov-file