Controls Tab
Output
View the original source image, or the warped target image.
Source
The coordinates of your source point, this is where the pixels will be warped from.
Target
The coordinates of your target point, this is where the pixels will be warped to.
Range
The size of the range inside which pixels will be warped.
Range Softness
Controls the softness of the range boundary.
Angle
The angle of the deformation. Tip: when Source and Target are the same, Angle will result in an effect similar to a vortex warp.
Size
The size of the deformation. Tip: when Source and Target are the same, Size will result in an effect similar to a dent warp.
Strength
Blend seamlessly between Source and Target images.
Concatenate
Lets you determine whether the tool is at the start, end or inside of a Nudge chain.
More specifically, Nudge uses the UV and BG RGBA channels to pass through previous deformations and source images between Nudge tools.
First In Line will make sure a fresh UV map and BG RGBA is created at the start of the chain, and will replace ones that may already be inside the UV channels.
Concatenate will take the UV and BG RGBA channels from the previous tool and pass them through or adjust them as needed.
Last In Line will zero out the UV and BG RGBA channels at the end of a chain if they are no longer needed or wanted.
Changelog
v1.0 - 14.jan.2018
- re-release for Reactor
- first public release of Nudge
Atom file contents:
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Atom {
Name = "Nudge",
Category = "Tools/Warp",
Author = "Pieter Van Houte",
Version = 1.0,
Date = {2018,1,14},
Description = [[<h2 align="center">Nudge</h2>
<p>Nudge is a very simple warp tool, that displaces pixels from a source point to a target point, within a user definable range.</p>
<p>When using a series of Nudges, they can be concatenated, i.e. the image will be warped only once to get the result, no matter how many Nudges you use.</p>
]],
Deploy = {
"Macros/Warp/Nudge.setting",
},
}Atom directory:
