Mosaic


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A changeable tile pattern.

How Does It Work?

Mosaic is made up of alternating sub-patterns. One set of patterns is called A and the other is called B. Each sub-pattern can be rotated using the Rotate A and Rotate B parameters. The number of blocks in each sub-pattern is set with the Density A and Density B parameters.

The Squish A and B parameters squish the sub-patterns toward the center. When Squish is set to 0, the pattern is in the normal state with a block in the center. As Squish increases, the center block shrinks until it is no longer there, and then the sub-pattern is pulled towards the center.

The Scale parameter controls the horizontal scaling and can be used to get mortar areas to line up in some patterns.

Hints!

Connect a noise to the Rotate or Squish parameters to break up the regularity of the pattern.

Common Parameters

2D Pattern

When checked, the pattern is 2D only.

Sampling Options

The method used to sample tile colors.

Rotate A / B

Rotation of the A and B sections of the pattern.

Squish A / B

The pull towards the center of the A and B sections of the pattern.