Hello, I’m trying to do something in an HLSL Custom node but first need to figure out how to rotate a texture, so as a test I’ve tried copying over the CustomRotator node below.
Here’s the code I’ve created (same variable names as the comments in the nodes above)
Figured it out, leaving here for reference. Bold is what was added/changed to make it work:
//Inputs: Tex, UV, Center, Angle
**//Needed correcting the angle so it spins in a full circle**
**float ang = Angle * 3.14 * 2;**
float2 angle1 = float2(sin(ang), cos(ang));
float2 angle2 = float2(cos(ang), -sin(ang));
**//I had the UV as a single number var by accident**
**float2** preDot = -Center + UV;
float dot1 = dot(preDot, angle2);
float dot2 = dot(preDot, angle1);
float2 preRot = float2(dot1, dot2);
float2 rot = Center + preRot;
return Texture2DSample(Tex, TexSampler, rot);
I would like to know if there is any node in the Material Editor that can rotate a texture sample 90 degrees. I thought that the Textur,coordinate would do that, but it seems it does not. If there is no option for it in the material editor, is there any other option besides changing the original texture file
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The same thing can be done without an HLSL node too, but all I was doing was the same trig math on the UV coordinates that you’re doing in HLSL, just not with an HLSL node. There is no doubt in my mind that this is the correct course of action. It is essentially rotating the UV coordinates that you are doing. My understanding is that there is no other way mathematically to do this that I have come up with so far.
It is possible to do this without an HLSL node also, but all I was doing was the same trig math on the UV coordinates that you are doing in the HLSL node.
There is no doubt that this is the right thing to do. In essence, what you are doing is rotating the UV coordinates. As far as I can tell, there is no other mathematical way to solve this problem that I can think of.
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I’ve done this without a HLSL hub as well, however all I was doing was a similar trig math on the UV coords that you’re doing in HLSL.
This truly is the right thing to do. You’re basically turning the UV coords. There could be no other numerical method for doing this that I can imagine.
All I was doing was the same trig math on the UV coords that you are doing in HLSL.
This is the correct thing to do.
You are rotating the UV coords.
There is only one mathematical way to do this.
Would it be possible to rotate a texture sample 90 degrees using a material editor node? That seems to be contrary to what I thought the Textur,coordinate would do. Are there any other options besides changing the original texture file if the material editor does not have this option?
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