Description
This effect enables a number of basic transform tools on the input image. Options include : translation, rotation, scale and the possibility to repeat the image into a pattern if it is downscaled.
Properties
Fill Borders
: Toggle to show or hide theFill Color
beyond the borders of the image. If set to ON, theFill Color
will be used to fill the remaining space around the borders. If set to OFF the last pixel line for each side will be stretched indefinitely beyond the borders.
Note that this requires that the image’s resolution be lower than the graph’s resolution and/or the scale be lower than 1.
Default : ON
Repeat Borders
: Toggle to enable the repetition of the image in a grid pattern.
Note that this requires that the image’s resolution be lower than the graph’s resolution and/or the scale be lower than 1.
Default : OFF
Fill Color
: Set the color to use to fill beyond the borders of the image ifFill Borders
is set to ON.
Default : Transparent (0 / 0 / 0 / 0)
Translation
: Apply a translation along the X and or Y axis.
Default : (0.0 ; 0.0)
Scale
: Apply a scale along the X and/or Y axis
Default : (1.0 ; 1.0)
Rotation
: Apply a rotation. A full revolve happens between 0 and 1.
Default : 0.0
Anchor
: Change the anchor point for all the above transformations.
Default : Default : (0.0 ; 0.0)
Inputs
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Image | Image | Image to be used for transformation |
Fill Borders | Boolean | Whether to repeat the last line of pixels on each side or not |
Repeat Borders | Boolean | Whether to repeat the image in a grid pattern or not |
Translate X | Float | Translation applied along the X axis |
Translate Y | Float | Translation applied along the Y axis |
Scale X | Float | Scale applied along the X axis |
Scale Y | Float | Scale applied along the Y axis |
Rotation | Float | Rotation applied |
Anchor | Float | Change the anchor point for all transformations |
Outputs
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Image | Image | Image output of the effect |
Example
In this example :
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