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Image Equations

General Syntax

Image Equations determine how the image will look like before any filter was applied.

The default image equation I0 references the pixels from the first image. More images can be referenced with I1, I2 and so on. Images can be combined with following operators: * + - / ^. Numerical constants and some predefined constants can be used as well. The image color of each pixel is evaluated as follows:

color.rgb = ("RGB_Equation").rgb;
color.a = ("A_Equation").a;

Example 1

RGB: 0.5 * I0 + I1 results in color[uv].rgb = 0.5 * I0[uv].rgb + I1[uv].rgb with uv being the texture coordinates.

Functions

Most of the HLSL functions may be used as well:

  • abs(value)
  • acos(value)
  • all(value)
  • any(value)
  • asin(value)
  • atan(value)
  • atan2(value1, value2)
  • ceil(value)
  • clamp(value, min, max)
  • cos(value)
  • countbits(value) - count bits of the integer representation: countbits(int(value))
  • cross(value1, value2)*
  • distance(value1, value2)*
  • dot(value1, value2)*
  • exp(value)
  • exp2(value)
  • floor(value)
  • fmod(value1, value2)
  • frac(value)
  • length(value)*
  • lerp(value1, value2, factor)
  • log(value)
  • log10(value)
  • log2(value)
  • max(value1, value2)
  • min(value1, value2)
  • normalize(value)*
  • pow(value1, value2)
  • radians(value)
  • sign(value)
  • sin(value)
  • sqrt(value)
  • step(value1, value2)
  • tan(value)
  • trunc(value)

Additionaly you can use:

  • red(v), r(v), x(v) - returns v.rrrr
  • green(v), g(v), y(v) - returns v.gggg
  • blue(v), b(v), z(v) - returns v.bbbb
  • alpha(v), a(v), w(v) - returns v.aaaa
  • rgb(v1,v2,v3) - returns float4(v1.r, v2.r, v3.r, 1)
  • toSrgb(v)* - converts linear to srgb
  • fromSrgb(v)* - converts srgb to linear
  • srgbAsUnorm(v)* - reinterprets srgb data as unorm
  • srgbAsSnorm(v)* - reinterprets srgb data as snorm
  • equal(v1, v2) - v1 == v2 ? 1 : 0
  • smaller(v1, v2) - v1 < v2 ? 1 : 0
  • smallereq(v1, v2) - v1 <= v2 ? 1 : 0
  • bigger(v1, v2) - v1 > v2 ? 1 : 0
  • biggereq(v1, v2) - v1 >= v2 ? 1 : 0
  • pos()* - returns floating point texel position in (0,1)^3
  • ipos()* - returns integer texel position
  • cpos()* - return pos() * 2.0 - 1.0
  • size()* - returns texture dimensions
  • layer() - returns current texture layer

Functions marked with * will only use the rgb components for computation and ignore alpha.

Example 2

rgb(green(I0), 0, 1)

  • Red = green channel from I0
  • Green = 0 for all pixels
  • Blue = 1 for all pixels

Alpha channel

The alpha channel has its own equation and is locked to the alpha channel of the first used image by default. A custom equation can be used by clicking the chains to unlock the alpha equation.

Example 3

  • RGB: 0.5
  • A: red(I1)

evaluates to:

color.rgb = 0.5;
color.a = I1.r; // == float4(I1.r, I1.r, I1.r, I1.r).a

Constants

The following (case insensitive) constants can be used:

Identifier Result
pi 3.14159274
e 2.71828175
infinity/inf infinity
float_max/fmax 3.40282347E+38
nan NaN

Specialized Function Implementations

Log

log(value), log10(value), log2(value)

Value Result
<0 NaN
0 -infinity
>0 log*(value)

Normalize

normalize({r,g,b,a})

Value Result
{0, 0, 0, a} {NaN, NaN, NaN, a}
else {normalize({r, g, b})), a}

Pow

pow(X, Y) special cases:

X Y Result
<0 even pow(-X, Y)
<0 odd -pow(-X, Y)
<0 other NaN
=0 <0 infinity
=0 =0 NaN
=0 >0 0
>0 <0 1/pow(X,-Y)
>0 =0 1
>0 >0 pow(X,Y)

Sqrt

sqrt(value)

Value Result
<0 NaN
>=0 sqrt(value)