Random color node - how to limit
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Marcus are you still planning to add this? A "stepped" feature would be super handyabstrax wrote: Until we have the ability to switch off interpolation in the gradient texture
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In the meantime, Paul has just added a stepped type of gradient node to the MODO plugin. The details are in the API Cache thread.funk wrote:Marcus are you still planning to add this? A "stepped" feature would be super handyabstrax wrote: Until we have the ability to switch off interpolation in the gradient texture
Yeah I know. I helped him create itriggles wrote:In the meantime, Paul has just added a stepped type of gradient node to the MODO plugin. The details are in the API Cache thread.
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Dear Friends,
I've just spotted this topic and I think I can share how I did this.
I've put Random Colour Texture into Colour Correction Node, and then set Contrast to maximum value.
That gives me random distribution of black and white colours without grays, which is probably what you're looking for...
I've just spotted this topic and I think I can share how I did this.
I've put Random Colour Texture into Colour Correction Node, and then set Contrast to maximum value.
That gives me random distribution of black and white colours without grays, which is probably what you're looking for...