The S_Grunge filter comes from the Emmy award winning Boris FX Sapphire filter set.

Render.

To select a preset, pick one from the Presets window.

The overall number of stamps over the frame. Increase for more stamps, decrease for fewer.

Scales the overall size of the grunge stamps.

The overall opacity of the grunge stamps.

Controls the brightness of the grunge stamps.

The overall position of the center of the grunge stamps.

Used to initialize the random number generator for the stamp positioning, size, and variation. The actual seed value is not significant, but different seeds produce different results and the same value should give a repeatable result.

Controls the brightness of the grunge inside the frame or border. If Frame Amount is set to anything other than 0, Grunge will create a picture frame border of grunge around the frame center. At a Frame Amount of 1, stamps inside the frame are completely invisible and at a Frame Amount of 0, there is no frame.

The width of the frame's soft edge. Larger values give the grunge frame a softness as the grunge brightness fades on the edges.

Distance from the center to apply the grunge frame.

The relative vertical size of the frame shape. Increase for a taller shape, decrease for a wider one.

If enabled, shows the grunge in the center of the frame instead of at the edge of the frame.

The style of grunge to apply. Up to three styles may be selected.

No grunge.

Large low detail grunge simulating plaster.

Large speckled grunge reminiscent of pavement.

Groups of small, similar sized, dots of grunge similar to paint spray.

Groups of small and medium splashes of paint similar to speckles.

Long splashes of paint.

Long, narrow, wiggly cracks with no branches.

Long, straight jagged cracks.

Very branchy cracks with very varied widths.

Curly and straight hairs of varying sizes.

Straight scratches biased towards the diagonals.

Patches of frost.

Patches of webbed glass cracks.

Puffs of clouds similar to smoke and watercolor drops.

Whisps of smoke, similar to clouds and watercolor drops.

Paint splotches with lots of streaks of paint spreading outward.

Patches of rust like damage.

Low detail splashes of grunge similar to clouds and smoke.

Small particles of grunge varying in shape similar to flecks.

Coffee and water stains.

Small to medium particles of grunge varying in shape and size similar to dust.

Scales the density for the specific stamp collection.

Beginning of the range of colors for the stamp collection.

End of the range of colors for the stamp collection. Each piece of grunge will have a random color between Stamp Color1 and Stamp Color2.

Scales the brightness for the specific stamp collection.

Scales the opacity for the specific stamp collection.

Scales the size for the specific stamp collection.

Amount to vary the brightness from one piece of grunge to the next.

Amount to vary the opacity from one piece of grunge to the next.

Amount to vary the size from one piece of grunge to the next.

Scales the amplitude of the bumps.

Adjusts the angle of light for the emboss.

Smooths the small details of the image so they don't get embossed as strongly as the big features. Set to 0 to emboss all details. Increase to smooth out more details.

Any grunge brighter than the threshold will be a bump and any grunge darker than the threshold will be a pit.

Blurs the grunge. Increase for more blur. Doesn't affect the image.

Scales the width of the blur.

Determines how the grunge is combined with the image.

The grunge image with no background.

Composites the grunge image over the original image.

This can be used as an intersection operation on two images. White is the identity for Multiply, where one image contains white, the other is not affected, so the result only contains white where both inputs are white.

Adds the grunge image to the original image.

Performs a blend function which can help prevent overly bright results.

Similar to Subtract, but the absolute value of the result is used, which tends to give more resulting colors in bounds. This can be used to select the regions of two images where one or the other is white, but not both.

Subtracts the grunge image from the original image.

Combines grunge and original image using an overlay function.

Similar to overlay but with grunge and the original image swapped.

Darkens or lightens the original image depending on the grunge image.

Brightens the original image depending on the grunge image.

Darkens the original image depending on the grunge image.

The minimum of the grunge image and the original image. This can also be used as an intersection operation with slightly different results than Multiply.

The maximum of the grunge image and the original image. This can also be used as a union operation with slightly different results than Screen.

Similar to Difference but with smoother results.

Adds the grunge image to the original image and clamps the result at white.

Adds the grunge image to the original image but offsets to make the result darker. Similar to multiply in that combining with white provides no change and combining with black results in black.

Performs a linear burn or linear dodge depending on if the grunge image is more or less than 50 percent gray.

Scales the brightness of the background before combining with the grunges. If 0, the result will contain only the grunge image over black.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Emboss Light Angle parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Frame Radius parameter.

Enables/disables the on-screen control for adjusting the Frame Center parameter.