Eyeon:Manual/Fusion 6/Fast Noise Texture

FastNoiseTexture.SourceMaterial

[ orange, required ] This input will accept a 2D image or a 3D material. This is modulated by the noise pattern.

2D

Calculates the noise texture based on 2D texture coordinates (UV). This mode allows smoothly varying the noise pattern.

3D

Calculates the noise texture based on 3D texture coordinates (UVW). Tools like Shape 3D automatically provide a 3rd texture coordinate, otherwise a 3D texture space can be created using the UV Map tool. Does not support animation of the noise pattern.

Normally the noise function interpolates between values to create a smooth continuous gradient of results. Enable this checkbox to create hard discontinuity lines along some of the noise contours. The result will be a dramatically different effect.

Select this checkbox to invert the noise, creating a negative image of the original pattern. This is most effective when Discontinuous is also enabled.

Increase the value of this slider to produce a greater level of detail in the noise result. Larger values add more layers of increasingly detailed noise without affecting the overall pattern. High values take longer to render but can produce a more natural result (not all graphics cards support higher detail levels in hardware).

This control adjusts the overall brightness of the noise map.

This control increases or decreases the overall contrast of the noise map. It can exaggerate the effect of the noise.

The feature scale of the noise map can be adjusted using the Scale slider, changing it from gentle variations over the whole image to a tighter overall texture effect. This value represents the scale along the UV axis.

(3D only) The Scale Z value scales the noise texture along the W axis in texture space.

(2D only) The Seethe control smoothly varies the 2D noise pattern.

(2D only) As with the Seethe control above, the Seethe Rate also causes the noise map to evolve and change. The Seethe Rate defines the rate at which the noise changes each frame, causing an animated drift in the noise automatically, without the need for spline animation.

This slider sets the numeric identifier assigned to this material. This value will be rendered into the MatID auxiliary channel if the according option is enabled in the renderer.