Tri-Planar Advanced
In: Effects/projection
Description
The Tri-Planar Advanced filter is the filter version of the Tri-Planar Advanced generator, with manual controls for the full projection. It gives you control over the rotation and offset values for each axis. Unlike the generator, this filter works directly on the layer content, while the generator requires a custom mask input for blending.
It is used on a texture layer or inside a mask to add tri-planar blending.
Inputs
Input name
Description
World Space Normal:
Use the baked World Space Normal map.
Position:
Use the baked Position map.
Parameters
Parameter name
Description
Projection:
Select which axes to project across.
Blending Mode:
Select how the axis projections blend together.
Blending Contrast:
Adjust the contrast of the projection blending.
Texture Tiling:
Adjust the tiling of the projected texture.
Rotation X:
Adjust the rotation of the X-axis projection.
Offset X:
Adjust the offset of the X-axis projection.
Rotation Y:
Adjust the rotation of the Y-axis projection.
Offset Y:
Adjust the offset of the Y-axis projection.
Rotation Z:
Adjust the rotation of the Z-axis projection.
Offset Z:
Adjust the offset of the Z-axis projection.
Axis X
Parameter name
Description
Rotation X:
Adjust the rotation of the X-axis texture projection.
Offset X X:
Adjust the X-axis projection offset along the X axis.
Offset X Y:
Adjust the X-axis projection offset along the Y axis.
NOTE
The offset parameters contain two axes in their title. The first defines the projection axis, and the second defines the offset axis. So Offset X Y specifically looks at the projection on the X axis, and offsets that projection along the projections local Y axis.
Another way of thinking about it is that Offset X X offsets the X projection horizontally, and Offset X Y offsets the X projection vertically.
Axis Y
Parameter name
Description
Rotation X:
Adjust the rotation of the Y-axis texture projection.
Offset Y X:
Adjust the Y-axis projection offset along the X axis.
Offset Y Y:
Adjust the Y-axis projection offset along the Y axis.
NOTE
The offset parameters contain two axes in their title. The first defines the projection axis, and the second defines the offset axis. So Offset Y X specifically looks at the projection on the Y axis, and offsets that projection along the projections local X axis.
Another way of thinking about it is that Offset Y X offsets the Y projection horizontally, and Offset Y Y offsets the Y projection vertically.
Axis Z
Parameter name
Description
Rotation X:
Adjust the rotation of the Z-axis texture projection.
Offset Z X:
Adjust the Z-axis projection offset along the X axis.
Offset Z Y:
Adjust the Z-axis projection offset along the Y axis.
NOTE
The offset parameters contain two axes in their title. The first defines the projection axis, and the second defines the offset axis. So Offset Z Y specifically looks at the projection on the Z axis, and offsets that projection along the projections local Y axis.
Another way of thinking about it is that Offset Z X offsets the Z projection horizontally, and Offset Z Y offsets the Z projection vertically.
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