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Access: Nodes > Filter > HSV
The HSV (Hue, Saturation, Value) node is a filter node that adjusts the input data by letting you change the hue, saturation, and value of the colors that are fed into it.
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HSV node's default settings |
HSV node's Hue Shift decreased, |
HSV node's Hue Shift decreased, |
Note: The HSV node is similar to the HUE filter. Unlike the HSV node the HUE filter is destructive. See Available Filters for more information.
HSV Node Inputs
Input - Any nodes containing textures or paint that need to be altered can be connected to the HSV node, for example, Tiled and Paint nodes.
HSV Node Properties
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Hue Shift
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Changes the hue (or tint) of the colors. This moves the colors around the color wheel.
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Saturation Scale
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Increases or decreases the depth of color of the hue.
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Value Scale
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Increases or decreases the intensity of the hue.
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HSV: Node Graph Workflow Example
In the example below, let’s use an HSV node to change the saturation of the texture.
| 1. | Create a Tiled node. |
Adding a Tiled node to the scene.
| 2. | Create an HSV node. Connect the Tiled node to the Input input of the HSV node. |
Adding an HSV node to the output of the Tiled node to adjust the saturation of the texture.
| 3. | Open the |
Notice how the texture becomes more saturated as the Saturation Scale parameter is adjusted.
Changing the Saturation Scale value to adjust the saturation of the texture.
