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Nodes# Coherent Noise
Smooth gradient noise from an N dimensional simplex grid
Developed by Ken Perlin in 2001

Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
Minimum bound of output range
Maximum bound of output range
Extra smooth gradient noise from an N dimensional simplex grid
Slower to generate than Simplex noise
Developed by K.jpg

Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
Minimum bound of output range
Maximum bound of output range
Smooth gradient noise from N dimensional grid
Developed by Ken Perlin in 1983

Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
Minimum bound of output range
Maximum bound of output range
Smooth gradient noise from N dimensional grid

Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
Minimum bound of output range
Maximum bound of output range
Returns value of Nth closest cell
Value is generated using white noise

Only affects Minkowski distance function
1 = Manhattan
2 = Euclidean
How much to displace cells from their uniform grid position
0.0 will output a uniform grid
Above 1.0 will cause grid artifacts
Apply a random multiplier each cell's distance calculation
Causes more variation in cell size
Can cause grid artifacts
Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
Minimum bound of output range
Maximum bound of output range
How distance to closest cells is calculated
Hybrid is EuclideanSquared + Manhattan
- Euclidean
- Euclidean Squared (Default)
- Manhattan
- Hybrid
- Max Axis
- Minkowski
Nth closest cell
Returns distance of Nth closest cell
Distance of Index0 and Index1 are combined according to return type
Returned value is always positive except when using Index0Sub1 and Index0 > Index1

Only affects Minkowski distance function
1 = Manhattan
2 = Euclidean
How much to displace cells from their uniform grid position
0.0 will output a uniform grid
Above 1.0 will cause grid artifacts
Apply a random multiplier each cell's distance calculation
Causes more variation in cell size
Can cause grid artifacts
Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
Minimum bound of output range
Maximum bound of output range
How distance to closest cells is calculated
Hybrid is EuclideanSquared + Manhattan
- Euclidean
- Euclidean Squared (Default)
- Manhattan
- Hybrid
- Max Axis
- Minkowski
Nth closest cell
Nth closest cell
How to combine Index 0 & Index 1
- Index0 (Default)
- Index0Add1
- Index0Sub1
- Index0Mul1
- Index0Div1
Returns value of closest cell
Value is generated at the cell center using the lookup source
Used to generate cell values
Only affects Minkowski distance function
1 = Manhattan
2 = Euclidean
How much to displace cells from their uniform grid position
0.0 will output a uniform grid
Above 1.0 will cause grid artifacts
Apply a random multiplier each cell's distance calculation
Causes more variation in cell size
Can cause grid artifacts
Effectively 1.0 / frequency
This value is added to the seed before generation
Doesn't affect the seed passed to child nodes
Useful if you have multiple nodes of the same type and want them to give different outputs
How distance to closest cells is calculated
Hybrid is EuclideanSquared + Manhattan
- Euclidean
- Euclidean Squared (Default)
- Manhattan
- Hybrid
- Max Axis
- Minkowski