The documentation is being updated for version 1.3. Some sections may be incomplete.
The SatMap node gives you access to hundreds of CLUT maps which were created from satellite data collected from around the globe. SatMap works exactly like CLUTer, except you pick from the built-in maps rather than make your own.
Properties
SatMaps | |
Library | The Gaea SatMap library consists of hundreds of real life color patterns extracted from satellite data. You can choose from these different categories.
RockyThis consists of rocky color patterns. SandyThis consists of sandy color patterns. GreenThis consists of green color patterns. BlueThis consists of blue color patterns. ColorfulThis consists of colorful color patterns. Legacy |
SatMap Editor | |
Clip Color Map | You can clip off sides of the color map to remove unwanted portions, or emphasize a specific part of the gradient. |
Bias | Bias allows you to emphasize one side of the gradient over the other. This can be very useful when you want to reduce some color values or increase the influence of another. |
Samples | The number of samples control the interpolation between gradient stops. Higher values create smoother output, but slows down the process.256 (Fast)256 samples 512 (Slower)512 samples 1024 (Very Slow)1024 samples 2048 (Overkill)2048 samples |
Pre Processing | |
Reverse | Reverse the direction of the color map. |
Jitter | Randomly shift color values inside the color map for subtle randomization. |
Input Clarity | Emphaize the clarity of the incoming map. |
Input Auto Level | Apply auto level to the incoming map. |
Post Processing | |
Output Clarity | Emphasize the clarity of the colorized map. |
Output Auto Level | Apply auto level to the colorized map. |
Noise | The amount of noise to add to the colorized map. |
Apply Brightness + Contrast | Apply a Brightness and Contrast modification. |
Brightness | The Brightness value. |
Contrast | The Contrast value. |
Apply HSL | Apply a Hue Saturation Luminosity modification. |
H | The Hue value. |
S | The Saturation value. |
L | The Luminosity value. |
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