"wrapped brick"
Class	Displacement
Synopsis	A wrapped brick pattern.
Arguments	"displacement amplitude" Type: LtFloat Default: 0.04 Range: [ 0.0, inf ] Hint: - "scale" Type: LtFloat Default: 1.0 Range: [ 1e-006, inf ] Hint: [ 0.01, 1000 ] "brick width" Type: LtFloat Default: 1.0 Range: [ 0.0, inf ] Hint: - "brick height" Type: LtFloat Default: 0.5 Range: [ 0.0, inf ] Hint: - "mortar size" Type: LtFloat Default: 0.1 Range: [ 0.0, inf ] Hint: - "brick displacement" Type: LtFloat Default: 0.5 Range: [ -1, 1 ] Hint: - "fuzz" Type: LtFloat Default: 0.5 Range: - Hint: -
Location	lishlite
Description	A wrapped texture giving a simple brick pattern. All of the bricks have a uniform height. The height of the bricks in relation to the surface is given by "brick displacement". Values greater than 0.0 make the grids displaced outside of the surface. Opposite, values less than 0.0 make the bricks displaced inside the surface. Places on the surface which are not displaced form mortar. The width and height of each brick is specified by the arguments "brick width" and "brick height" respectively, and the size of the mortar between the bricks (which is uniform between rows and columns of bricks) is specified by argument "mortar size". An overall scaling factor is provided as argument "scale"; increasing this value will make the bricks appear larger. Similarly, "displacement amplitude" controls the overall scale of displacement. The degree of edges blurring can be controlled by the "fuzz" parameter. The parameter range is 0.0 to 1.0. 0.0 means no fuzz---edges are razor sharp. 1.0 gives maximal blurring---the blurred area width is equal to the half of the square size. "fuzz" make the pattern less aliasing prone. Additionally, it's usually easier to notice differences in height in patterns with some fuzz. Previous page alphabetically (wrappedbrickbondsdisplacement) Next page alphabetically (wrappedbrickformation) Index
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