Remap

Python: "map_remap"

The profile node remaps the output of a map with a 1D gradient. To this end, the output signal (i.e., the grayscale value) of the input map is used as the horizontal UV coordinate the gradient is read at. A typical use of this node is to colorize a grayscale map using a gradient color node. Other possible uses are to manually reshape the output of a procedural map such as noise, falloff, ...

Common¶

Node alias¶

Python: "map_alias"

Human-readable node alias.

Alias color¶

Python: "map_alias_color"

Identificative node color.

Main¶

Input color¶

Python: "map_remap_input_color"

For practical uses, a texture map must be used instead of a flat color.

Input color map¶

Python: "map_remap_input_color_map"

Defines the map that will be remapped by the node. Despite this can be any color or grayscale map, the signal is auto-converted to grayscale before it runs through the 1D remap color map.

Remap color¶

Python: "map_remap_remap_color"

For practical uses, a 1D map such as a gradient/gradient_color must be used instead of a flat color.

Remap color map¶

Python: "map_remap_remap_color_map"

Defines the map that will remap the input signal. This is typically a 1D map such as a gradient/gradient_color node. The input signal is interpreted as the 1D direction the remap map is read along.

Signal profile¶

Python: "map_profile"

Editable curve for the raw map signal.

Signal gamma¶

Python: "map_profile_gamma"

Gamma curve applied to the raw map signal before it is remapped to the final output color.

Signal gamma start¶

Python: "map_profile_start"

Left crop margin for the gamma curve applied to the raw map signal.

Signal gamma end¶

Python: "map_profile_end"

Right crop margin for the gamma curve applied to the raw map signal.

Signal gamma low¶

Python: "map_profile_lo"

Lower crop margin for the gamma curve applied to the raw map signal.

Signal gamma high¶

Python: "map_profile_hi"

Upper crop margin for the gamma curve applied to the raw map signal.