but i'm not sure how familiar you are with 3D/2D and CG scripting/maths so I can't tell how much you need to learn to use shadergraph.

Shadergraph is like any node based scripting. You can drive changes more discretely with timeline animated vectors driving some remap nodeĪnd static color overrides using a rudimentary gradient map or (LUT) lookUpTableĪre you more interested in math/shader concepts and how to use/author shaders with the shadergraph nodes? (this video goes through many of em) The time node can drive the offset to pan a texture VFX tend to just calling it scrolling You can invert them (1 - Color) and have that LERP on/off over time.Īs to what color you can compartmentalize each channel and processes them with separated variables/vectors to drive the change over time. This would make blacks and white both be 100% 'value' while grey would become black. That can be a novel algorithm using Absolute value and some simple mult/add nodes Solarize technically describes tone reversal during photographic processing and setting colors to negative or oscillating.

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