Redmaw: Added descriptions and example images for all settings.

2021-02-25T00:37:39Z

Added descriptions and example images for all settings.

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	[[~~Image~~:~~drex_module_151_image_0~~.png\|~~485pxpx~~\|Lambert Shader]]		[[File:LambertShdr_00_GUI.png\|none\|470px\|Lambert Shader]]

	~~'''Node Description and Purpose:''' The Lambert Shader provides an alternate shading method using the "lambert" shading method.~~

			__TOC__

			== Overview ==
			The Lambert shader provides an alternate shading model for diffuse reflection. This method reflects light equally in all directions. It also allows you to apply a translucency effect to the surface.


			'''Settings:'''
			<ul>
			*'''Enable: ''' When checked, the node is active and the settings below will affect the surface. When unchecked, the node is ignored allowing the upstream shader nodes determine the colour of
			the surface.
			<ul>
			{\|
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_01_EnableOFF.jpg\|none\|400px\|Enable unchecked.]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_02_EnableON.jpg\|none\|400px\|Enable checked.]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_25_EnableOff.jpg\|none\|400px\|Enable unchecked.]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_26_EnableOn.jpg\|none\|400px\|Enable checked.]]
			\|}
			</ul>


			== Diffuse Colour Settings ==
			The Lambert shader provides two settings to control the diffuse colour of the surface. When the “Enabled” setting is checked, the colour value assigned to the “Diffuse colour” setting will override any shader or function nodes upstream from this node. When the “Use existing colour” setting is checked, the upstream shader and function nodes provide the diffuse colour values.

			*'''Diffuse colour: ''' This setting defines the colour value of the surface.
			<ul>
			{\|
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_51-2_DiffuseColourR229G50B50.jpg\|none\|266px\|Diffuse colour = sRGB 229,50,50]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_52-2_DiffuseColourR0G64B35.jpg\|nono\|266px\|Diffuse colour = sRGB 0,64,35]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_53-2_DiffuseColourR49G140B231.jpg\|none\|266px\|Diffuse colour = sRGB 49,140,231]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_27_DiffuseColourR229G50B50.jpg\|none\|266px\|Diffuse colour = sRGB 229,50,50]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_28_DiffuseColourR0G64B35.jpg\|none\|266px\|Diffuse colour = sRGB 0,64,35]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_29_DiffuseColourR49G140B231.jpg\|none\|266px\|Diffuse colour = sRGB 49,140,231]]
			\|}
			</ul>


			*'''Use existing colour: ''' When checked, the diffuse colour values from shaders or function nodes upstream from the Lambert shader are used instead of its Diffuse colour setting above.
			<ul>
			{\|
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_54_UseExistingColourOn.jpg\|none\|400px\|Use existing colour checked.]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_30_UseExistingColourOn.jpg\|none\|400px\|Use existing colour checked.]]
			\|}
			</ul>


			== Translucency Settings ==
			Translucency is the effect of light filtering through a surface. For example, you might use translucency on a leaf texture to simulate light passing through it. It's not the same thing as opacity and is explained in more detail here. The Lambert shader provides two settings for controlling the translucency of a surface, the amount of the translucency and the ability to tint it.

			*'''Translucent: ''' When checked, this setting controls the amount of translucency a surface has. Higher values increase the brightness, giving the appearance that more light penetrates through the surface.
			<ul>
			{\|
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_31_Tranlucent0p5.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 0.5]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_32_Tranlucent1.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 1.0]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_33_Tranlucent0p5.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 0.5]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_34_Tranlucent1.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 1.0]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_35_Tranlucent0p5.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 0.5]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_36_Tranlucent1.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 1.0]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_37_Tranlucent0p5.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 0.5]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_38_Tranlucent1.jpg\|none\|400px\|Translucent = 1.0]]
			\|}
			</ul>
			<ul>
			{\|
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_45_TranlucentOff.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucent = off]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_46_Tranlucent0p5.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucent = 0.5]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_47_Tranlucent1.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucent = 1.0]]
			\|}
			</ul>


			* '''Translucency tint: '''When the Translucent setting is checked, the translucency takes on the colour as defined by the colour swatch.
			<ul>
			{\|
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_39_TranslucencyTintR229G50B50.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 229,50,50]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_40_TranslucencyTintR0G64B35.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 0,64,35]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_41_TranslucencyTintR49G140B231.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 49,140,231]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_42_TranslucencyTintR229G50B50.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 229,50,50]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_43_TranslucencyTintR0G64B35.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 0,64,35]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_44_TranslucencyTintR49G140B231.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 49,140,231]]
			\|-
			\| [[File:LambertShdr_48_TranslucencyTintR229G50B50.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 229,50,50]] \|\| [[File:LambertShdr_49_TranslucencyTintR0G64B35.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 0,64,35]] \|\|[[File:LambertShdr_50_TranslucencyTintR49G140B231.jpg\|none\|266px\|Translucency tint = sRGB 49,140,231]]
			\|}
			</ul>



			</ul>


			<br />
	[[Category:Surface Shader]]		[[Category:Surface Shader]]

Matt at 02:23, 4 May 2018

2018-05-04T02:23:23Z

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	[[Category:~~Other~~ Surface Shader]]		[[Category:Surface Shader]]

JavaJones at 23:59, 3 June 2012

2012-06-03T23:59:15Z

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	~~<!-- imported from file~~: ~~module_151~~.~~html-->~~		'''Node Description and Purpose:''' The Lambert Shader provides an alternate shading method using the "lambert" shading method.

	[[Category:Other Surface Shader]]		[[Category:Other Surface Shader]]

JavaJones at 19:57, 1 June 2011

2011-06-01T19:57:50Z

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	[[~~Category~~:~~IMPORT~~]]		[[Image:drex_module_151_image_0.png\|485pxpx\|Lambert Shader]]
	~~='''Lambert Shader'''=~~

	~~[[Image:drex_module_151_image_0.png\|485pxpx\|Lambert Shader]]~~
	~~__NOTOC__~~
	<!-- imported from file: module_151.html-->		<!-- imported from file: module_151.html-->

			[[Category:Other Surface Shader]]

127.0.0.1: jrfconvert import

2010-07-11T02:56:19Z

jrfconvert import

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[[Category:IMPORT]]
='''Lambert Shader'''=

[[Image:drex_module_151_image_0.png|485pxpx|Lambert Shader]]
__NOTOC__

Lambert Shader - Revision history

Redmaw: Added descriptions and example images for all settings.

Matt at 02:23, 4 May 2018

JavaJones at 23:59, 3 June 2012

JavaJones at 19:57, 1 June 2011

127.0.0.1: jrfconvert import