Gradient in a Checker Texture's individual cells
How can I add a gradient in a Checker Texture's individual cells procedurally?
My goal is to create a procedural carbon fiber material.
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How can I add a gradient in a Checker Texture's individual cells procedurally?
My goal is to create a procedural carbon fiber material.
procedural
asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
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add a comment |
How can I add a gradient in a Checker Texture's individual cells procedurally?
My goal is to create a procedural carbon fiber material.
procedural
asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
63
How can I add a gradient in a Checker Texture's individual cells procedurally?
My goal is to create a procedural carbon fiber material.
procedural
procedural
asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
63
asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
63
asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
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asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
63
asked Nov 25 at 9:17
Rajath11000
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I think this is a good start :
Make sure to match the Mapping node scale to the checker texture scale. You'll need to adapt the mapping nodes as well as the Modulos plugs depending on the orientation and the face you need to display on.
answered Nov 25 at 10:28
L0Lock
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You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
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I think this is a good start :
Make sure to match the Mapping node scale to the checker texture scale. You'll need to adapt the mapping nodes as well as the Modulos plugs depending on the orientation and the face you need to display on.
answered Nov 25 at 10:28
L0Lock
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You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
add a comment |
I think this is a good start :
Make sure to match the Mapping node scale to the checker texture scale. You'll need to adapt the mapping nodes as well as the Modulos plugs depending on the orientation and the face you need to display on.
answered Nov 25 at 10:28
L0Lock
1,5901217
1
You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
add a comment |
I think this is a good start :
Make sure to match the Mapping node scale to the checker texture scale. You'll need to adapt the mapping nodes as well as the Modulos plugs depending on the orientation and the face you need to display on.
answered Nov 25 at 10:28
L0Lock
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I think this is a good start :
Make sure to match the Mapping node scale to the checker texture scale. You'll need to adapt the mapping nodes as well as the Modulos plugs depending on the orientation and the face you need to display on.
answered Nov 25 at 10:28
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You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
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You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
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You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
You could use a value node to make sure the scales are always in sync
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 15:24
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
How do you plug a value node to a specific scale axis of a mapping node ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 21:27
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
Value -> Combine XYZ -> Scale
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:01
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
what scale now ?
– L0Lock
Nov 25 at 22:09
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
Ah silly me, I didn't realize the Mapping node has no connections for its values. My bad.
– Kroltan
Nov 25 at 22:15
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