BnW spots 1

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{width="200px"} In: Texture generators > Noises	Description A variation of the rough Black and white (BnW) spots noises. See also: BnW spots 2, BnW spots 3

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In: Texture generators > Noises

Description

A variation of the rough Black and white (BnW) spots noises.

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Outputs	Parameters	Examples

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Output Grayscale	The generated noise as a grayscale bitmap.

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Scale Integer	The subdivision of the grid used to generate the noise tiles. A higher value results in more tiles being drawn and a denser noise.
Disorder Float	Displaces the ingredients of the noise. This can be used to animate the noise.
Disorder speed Float	Adjusts the distance of displacement applied by the Disorder parameter. This can be used to control the speed of displacement when animating the noise.
Disorder anisotropy Float	Controls the span of directions of the displacement applied by the Disorder parameter, where a higher value results in a narrower, more defined direction. The direction is controlled by the Disorder anisotropy angle parameter.
Disorder anisotropy angle Float	Controls the direction of the displacement applied by the Disorder parameter, when the Disorder anisotropy parameter is not zero.
Roughness Float	The balance of the noise octaves, where a higher value will make the higher frequency octaves more visible.
Tile offset Float2	Controls the position of the portion of infinite plane used to render the noise.
Non-square expansion Boolean	In non-square images, keeps the generated tile square and expands the noise generation to the image’s bounds.