Avisynth Core Filters

[rkalwaitis]

If someone could be kind of enough to help me find the complete list of the core filters for avisynth. Ive looked at the wiki and it has some but not all. Ive also looked at the documentation with the avisyth program. There are lots of good items to be found. But was looking for a complete listing. Neuron had a good little tutorial which I learned a lot from. For example Gavino should me a new one that I did not realize was core filter. (Subtract) Im sure it is basic to all of you, but I think I could learn more and ask more substantial questions worthy of the pros here, if I at least could put forth a failed attempt at scripting instead of asking how do I do this.

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[J_Darnley]

The internal filters are all listed in the documentation that is installed with avisynth. They are also listed on the wiki, on the "Internal Filters" page.

[rkalwaitis]

But are those lists complete? Looking for a complete list in one spot. For example the documentation for avisynth doesnt have all the core/internal filters. It is missing two off the top of my head (spatialsoften and temporalsoften). And the only reason I know this is because I just happened to read about then, Gavino corrected me on they color space for one of them :) . Im sure there are others on one list and not on the other and vice versa. And Im not saying that they are not useful, just looking for the no poop this is all the core/internal filters list.

[LoRd_MuldeR]

I don't think you'll find a more complete list than the "official" documentation. If that one isn't complete, that's because developers hate writing documentation :p

You can still look at the sources to identify undocumented functions though:
http://avisynth2.cvs.sourceforge.net/viewvc/avisynth2/avisynth/src/filters/

[Gavino]

On the wiki you have an alphabetic list at http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Category:Internal_filters as well as a list organised by category at http://avisynth.org/mediawiki/Internal_filters.

The installed documentation on your hard disk is very similar, though (obviously) updated less frequently.

If you find anything missing, please point it out.
SpatialSoften and TemporalSoften are listed together in all 4 places (category "pixel restoration filters").

[rkalwaitis]

Thanks LoRd_MuldeR I will check it out. I think I would hate writing documentation too.

Gavino I didnt notice that it was seperated out like that I only had/noticed the by type page category. Thanks

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