Lib.image.generate.noise.Grain - tixl3d/tixl GitHub Wiki
Adds animated image pixel noise similar to that of an analog TV or film grain.
ProTip: While this effect can be used in real-time applications at virtually no cost, it can have a significant negative impact on the effectiveness of image and video compression methods.
- This means that video streams and video files can lose quality and require more bandwidth or memory.
- Individual videos and image sequences can require considerably more storage space.
Useful Ops for a PostFX Pipeline: [MotionBlur] [DepthOfField] [ChromaticAbberation] [Glow] [Grain] [Blur]
| Name (Relevancy & Type) | Description |
|---|---|
| Image (Texture2D) | - |
| Amount (Single) | Controls the intensity of the image noise. |
| Color (Single) | Controls the saturation of the noise. 0: monochromatic noise 5: Colored Noise as in old TV Sets |
| Exponent (Single) | Controls the Exponent |
| Brightness (Single) | Controls the image brightness |
| Speed (Single) | Controls the speed of the animation Low values can look like noise in liquids High Values (50 an up) can look like TV Static or Filmgrain |
| Scale (Single) | Changes the size of the generated noise pattern / pixels. |
| Resolution (Int2) | Can be used to override the default render size. |
| GenerateMipmaps (Boolean) | Enables generation of mipmaps. ProTip: This can be useful and produces better results, if "Grain" is not used as a pure posteffect, but is applied to a surface which is rendered in 3D space from different distances and angles. For example a television / CCTV screen during a fly-through. |
| Name | Type |
|---|---|
| TextureOutput | T3.Core.DataTypes.Texture2D |
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