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'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> The Complement family of nodes takes the Input value and outputs that value subtracted from one: | |||
Output = 1 '''minus''' Input | |||
For colours the calculation is done on a component-wise basis, for example: | |||
Output.red = 1 '''minus''' Input.red<br /> Output.green = 1 '''minus''' Input.green<br /> Output.blue = 1 '''minus''' Input.blue | |||
These nodes are most useful when you are dealing with input values which go from 0 to 1. They can be useful for giving the effect of flipping or inverting a value, for example an input of 0.9 would become 0.1. If you were creating an effect using alpha blending you could use the Complement node to flip an alpha value from almost opaque to nearly transparent. | |||
'''Node Type: ''' Function | |||
'''Settings: '''<br /> These nodes have no other settings apart from the Input node. | |||
Revision as of 04:52, 11 July 2010
Complement Scalar
Node Description & Purpose:
The Complement family of nodes takes the Input value and outputs that value subtracted from one:
Output = 1 minus Input
For colours the calculation is done on a component-wise basis, for example:
Output.red = 1 minus Input.red
Output.green = 1 minus Input.green
Output.blue = 1 minus Input.blue
These nodes are most useful when you are dealing with input values which go from 0 to 1. They can be useful for giving the effect of flipping or inverting a value, for example an input of 0.9 would become 0.1. If you were creating an effect using alpha blending you could use the Complement node to flip an alpha value from almost opaque to nearly transparent.
Node Type: Function
Settings:
These nodes have no other settings apart from the Input node.
