The trick with the Flat Region Colorize IpOp effect is that the regions in the image used as input need to be flat. No anti-aliased edges (because the individual smoothing pixels in the anti-aliased edge will be considered individual regions by the effect). You can use the min size filter thing at the top to help deal with that, but better just to not generate them in the first place.
I used the Threshold IpOp effect for the source region part of this, followed by Flat region Colorize to add the random hue coloring variation. Iterative Gradient Multi-Lighting to build the raised appearance of the region. The new Alg2 option in Simplify works as an awesome denoiser to help clean that up afterwards, so learn how to use it.
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I’m just getting rhe hang of things, but what about using the Vectorizer on anti-aliased images to flatten it before applying the Flat Region Colorize IpOp?
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