Warping
Method #
These nodes take an image and stretch or squash them in different ways.
Warping nodes can be applied directly to all the same nodes as the rest of the post-fx nodes.
Nodes
Barrel Distortion
Simulate distortion of real-world camera lenses in an image.
Bezier Warp
Warps using a bezier control grid and 8 control points.
Bump Map Warp
Warps an image based off of a bump map.
Curl Noise Warp
Warps using a curl noise function.
Droste Warp
Applies a Droste function, creating an infinitely warping warp.
Field Position-Based Warp
Warps an image based on the movement vectors of an input field.
Field Warp
Warps an image based off of a field system.
Four Point Warp
Warps from 4 cornered sections of the image.
Mirror
Mirrors one side of the image onto the other side.
Moebius Warp
Applies a Moebius function, creating an infinitely warping warp.
Polar Warp
This node applies a warp to the image by using polar coordinates.
Radial Warp
This node warps the screen radially around the center point.
Randomise Tiles
Breaks the image into a grid, and randomises the positions and frame delays of parts of the image based on an input image.
Ripple
Warps an image a ripple emanating from the center of the screen.
Screen Warp
Adds a bulge effect to the image.
Sine Warp
Warps an image with a ripple emanating from the centre of the screen.
Stretch
Stretches a cross section of the image.
Transform Image
Transforms the image, pos/rot/scale/wrap.
Turbulence Warp
Warps an image with a turbulence.
Twirl Image Warp
Warps the image in a twist around the center.
Water Ripples
This node simulates water movements across an image based on an input field using a spring-based water solver.