Moebius Warp
Updated: 19 Feb 2025
Applies a Moebius function, creating an infinitely warping warp.
Moebius Warp
Method #
This node applies a Moebius function to the image, creating an infinitely warping warp.
Parameters
These properties control the core behaviours of the node.
Parameter Details Active
Enables or disables the effect. Disabling the effect means it will no longer compute, so disabling a node when not in use can improve performance.
Blend Amount
Changes the opacity of the new effect over the original image.
Blend Mode (RGB)
Change how the generated effect blends with the parent image RGB.
Blend Mode (Alpha)
Change how the generated effect blends with the parent image alpha.
Affected Channels
Toggle which of the RGBA channels are affected by the effect.
Zoom
How far to zoom into the moebius warp.
Twist
How much the image is twisted between the moebius points.
X Offset
Offset the image along the warp.
Y Offset
Offset the image along the warp.
X Scale
Scale the image along the warp.
Y Scale
Scale the image along the warp.
Inputs
These properties control the core behaviours of the node.
| Parameter | Details |
|---|---|
| Active | Enables or disables the effect. Disabling the effect means it will no longer compute, so disabling a node when not in use can improve performance. |
| Blend Amount | Changes the opacity of the new effect over the original image. |
| Blend Mode (RGB) | Change how the generated effect blends with the parent image RGB. |
| Blend Mode (Alpha) | Change how the generated effect blends with the parent image alpha. |
| Affected Channels | Toggle which of the RGBA channels are affected by the effect. |
| Zoom | How far to zoom into the moebius warp. |
| Twist | How much the image is twisted between the moebius points. |
| X Offset | Offset the image along the warp. |
| Y Offset | Offset the image along the warp. |
| X Scale | Scale the image along the warp. |
| Y Scale | Scale the image along the warp. |
| Name | Description | Typical Input |
|---|---|---|
| Active | Enables or disables the effect. Disabling the effect means it will no longer compute, so disabling a node when not in use can improve performance. | Value |