The donacode syntax for a filter is as follows:

@set hsl Hue# Saturation# Lightness# colorization with blendMode TYPE to OPACITY%

Example:

@set hsl 0 -100 0 no_colorize with blendMode NORMAL to 100%

@reset hsl

ADDING A PREMADE FILTER to your script:

• Clicking on the filter in the “Filters” box will add the donacode directly into the script.
  • These filters have been created by our art team to give you some presets that look great with any story!

CUSTOMIZING your filter:

• The first 3 values (“Hue# Saturation# Lightness#”) are for Hue, Saturation, and Lightness. These mirror Photoshop’s hue, saturation, and lightness parameters:
  • Hue takes a number between -180 and 180
  • Saturation takes a number between -100 and 100
  • Lightness takes a number between -100 and 100
• colorization refers to whether you want to turn colorization ON or OFF.
  • The options here are “colorize” or “no_colorize”.
  • This is optional code to include. It will default to no_colorize if not included.
• “with blendMode TYPE” can be used to change how it blends with the existing image.
  • The TYPE must be one of the following: NORMAL, OVERLAY, ADD, MULTIPLY
  • This is optional code to include. It will default to NORMAL.
• “to OPACITY%” specifies how strong you’d like this filter to be:
  • OPACITY takes a value between 0 and 100.

            *IMPORTANT*

Filters will persist across scenes, and even episodes, until you disable them in your script!
To turn a filter OFF, use the “@reset hsl” command.