### 14.26. Lava

#### 14.26.1. Visión general

Figura 17.401. Ejemplo del filtro “Lava”

Imagen original

“Lava” aplicado (sobre una selección)

The lava filter generates a lava-like effect on the current layer or selection.

| Nota
If the image is in indexed mode, this menu entry is disabled.

#### 14.26.2. Activating the Filter

This filter is found in the main menu under Filters → Render → Lava….

#### 14.26.3. Opciones

Figura 17.402. Opciones de “Lava”

Semilla

  The lava generator uses randomization to generate the rendered lava. Seed determines the starting value. Using the same seed generates the same lava pattern.

Tamaño

  This determines the size of the lava flows. Higher values create straighter lines.

Rugosidad

  This controls the straightness and amount of turns of the lava lines.

Degradado

  This allows you to set the gradient to be used for the lava effect.

Mantener la selección

  If a selection is present, the lava filter only creates lava inside the selection. This setting decides whether to keep the selection after the filter has finished.

Capa separada

  When enabled the lava is created on a new layer; when disabled the lava is added to the current layer.

Usar el degradado actual

  When enabled this selects the current gradient as set in the Gradient tool.

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