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Sort image pixels horizontally or vertically by brightness, hue, saturation, or RGB value within threshold-masked regions. Produces the iconic melting, streaming glitch aesthetic popularized by Kim Asendorf.
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Pixel sorting reorders pixels within a row or column based on some pixel property (brightness, hue, etc.) — the visual glitch effect pioneered by Kim Asendorf.
The mask decides which pixels get sorted. 'Brightness range' sorts pixels whose brightness falls between low/high thresholds; 'edge' sorts pixels near detected edges; 'none' sorts the full row.
Sorting by brightness moves bright pixels to one side of each row, creating the streaming, dripping appearance characteristic of the effect.