Applies a two-color checkerboard pattern to the material. Checker maps are 2D procedural maps, with the default a pattern of black and white squares. The component checkers can be either colors or maps.
Checker map used for the tablecloth and (in a composite) for the floor of the ice-cream shop
To change the color of one set of squares:
To use a map for one set of squares:
Alternatively, use the Slate Material Editor to wire a map to the Color 1 or Color 2 component.
To soften the edge between the two checker colors:
When Soften equals 0.0, there is a hard edge between the checker colors. Low positive values soften or blur the checker boundary. Larger Soften values can blur the entire material.
To swap the two checker components:
Blurs the edges between the checkers. A little blurs a lot.
Switches the position of the two checkers.
Sets the color of one of the checkers. Click to display the Color Selector.
Sets the color of one of the checkers. Click to display the Color Selector.
Selects a map to use within the area of the checker color. For example, you could put an additional checkerboard within one of the checker colors.
The checkboxes enable or disable their associated map.