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package/examples/jsm/nodes/materialx/DISCLAIMER.md

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package/examples/jsm/nodes/materialx/MaterialXNodes.js

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-import {
-	mx_perlin_noise_float, mx_perlin_noise_vec2, mx_perlin_noise_vec3,
-	mx_worley_noise_float as worley_noise_float, mx_worley_noise_vec2 as worley_noise_vec2, mx_worley_noise_vec3 as worley_noise_vec3,
-	mx_cell_noise_float as cell_noise_float,
-	mx_fractal_noise_float as fractal_noise_float, mx_fractal_noise_vec2 as fractal_noise_vec2, mx_fractal_noise_vec3 as fractal_noise_vec3, mx_fractal_noise_vec4 as fractal_noise_vec4
-} from './lib/mx_noise.js';
-import { mx_hsvtorgb, mx_rgbtohsv } from './lib/mx_hsv.js';
-import { mx_srgb_texture_to_lin_rec709 } from './lib/mx_transform_color.js';
-import { mix, smoothstep } from '../math/MathNode.js';
-import { uv } from '../accessors/UVNode.js';
-import { float, vec2, vec4 } from '../shadernode/ShaderNode.js';
-
-export const mx_aastep = ( threshold, value ) => {
-
-	threshold = float( threshold );
-	value = float( value );
-
-	const afwidth = vec2( value.dFdx(), value.dFdy() ).length().mul( 0.70710678118654757 );
-
-	return smoothstep( threshold.sub( afwidth ), threshold.add( afwidth ), value );
-
-};
-
-const _ramp = ( a, b, uv, p ) => mix( a, b, uv[ p ].clamp() );
-export const mx_ramplr = ( valuel, valuer, texcoord = uv() ) => _ramp( valuel, valuer, texcoord, 'x' );
-export const mx_ramptb = ( valuet, valueb, texcoord = uv() ) => _ramp( valuet, valueb, texcoord, 'y' );
-
-const _split = ( a, b, center, uv, p ) => mix( a, b, mx_aastep( center, uv[ p ] ) );
-export const mx_splitlr = ( valuel, valuer, center, texcoord = uv() ) => _split( valuel, valuer, center, texcoord, 'x' );
-export const mx_splittb = ( valuet, valueb, center, texcoord = uv() ) => _split( valuet, valueb, center, texcoord, 'y' );
-
-export const mx_transform_uv = ( uv_scale = 1, uv_offset = 0, uv_geo = uv() ) => uv_geo.mul( uv_scale ).add( uv_offset );
-
-export const mx_safepower = ( in1, in2 = 1 ) => {
-
-	in1 = float( in1 );
-
-	return in1.abs().pow( in2 ).mul( in1.sign() );
-
-};
-
-export const mx_contrast = ( input, amount = 1, pivot = .5 ) => float( input ).sub( pivot ).mul( amount ).add( pivot );
-
-export const mx_noise_float = ( texcoord = uv(), amplitude = 1, pivot = 0 ) => mx_perlin_noise_float( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ) ).mul( amplitude ).add( pivot );
-export const mx_noise_vec2 = ( texcoord = uv(), amplitude = 1, pivot = 0 ) => mx_perlin_noise_vec2( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ) ).mul( amplitude ).add( pivot );
-export const mx_noise_vec3 = ( texcoord = uv(), amplitude = 1, pivot = 0 ) => mx_perlin_noise_vec3( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ) ).mul( amplitude ).add( pivot );
-export const mx_noise_vec4 = ( texcoord = uv(), amplitude = 1, pivot = 0 ) => {
-
-	texcoord = texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ); // overloading type
-
-	const noise_vec4 = vec4( mx_perlin_noise_vec3( texcoord ), mx_perlin_noise_float( texcoord.add( vec2( 19, 73 ) ) ) );
-
-	return noise_vec4.mul( amplitude ).add( pivot );
-
-};
-
-export const mx_worley_noise_float = ( texcoord = uv(), jitter = 1 ) => worley_noise_float( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ), jitter, 1 );
-export const mx_worley_noise_vec2 = ( texcoord = uv(), jitter = 1 ) => worley_noise_vec2( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ), jitter, 1 );
-export const mx_worley_noise_vec3 = ( texcoord = uv(), jitter = 1 ) => worley_noise_vec3( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ), jitter, 1 );
-
-export const mx_cell_noise_float = ( texcoord = uv() ) => cell_noise_float( texcoord.convert( 'vec2|vec3' ) );
-
-export const mx_fractal_noise_float = ( position = uv(), octaves = 3, lacunarity = 2, diminish = .5, amplitude = 1 ) => fractal_noise_float( position, octaves, lacunarity, diminish ).mul( amplitude );
-export const mx_fractal_noise_vec2 = ( position = uv(), octaves = 3, lacunarity = 2, diminish = .5, amplitude = 1 ) => fractal_noise_vec2( position, octaves, lacunarity, diminish ).mul( amplitude );
-export const mx_fractal_noise_vec3 = ( position = uv(), octaves = 3, lacunarity = 2, diminish = .5, amplitude = 1 ) => fractal_noise_vec3( position, octaves, lacunarity, diminish ).mul( amplitude );
-export const mx_fractal_noise_vec4 = ( position = uv(), octaves = 3, lacunarity = 2, diminish = .5, amplitude = 1 ) => fractal_noise_vec4( position, octaves, lacunarity, diminish ).mul( amplitude );
-
-export { mx_hsvtorgb, mx_rgbtohsv, mx_srgb_texture_to_lin_rec709 };

package/examples/jsm/nodes/materialx/lib/mx_hsv.js

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-import { glslFn } from '../../code/FunctionNode.js';
-
-// Original shader code from:
-// https://github.com/AcademySoftwareFoundation/MaterialX/blob/main/libraries/stdlib/genglsl/lib/mx_hsv.glsl
-
-export const mx_hsvtorgb = glslFn( `vec3 mx_hsvtorgb(vec3 hsv)
-{
-    // Reference for this technique: Foley & van Dam
-    float h = hsv.x; float s = hsv.y; float v = hsv.z;
-    if (s < 0.0001f) {
-      return vec3 (v, v, v);
-    } else {
-        h = 6.0f * (h - floor(h));  // expand to [0..6)
-        int hi = int(trunc(h));
-        float f = h - float(hi);
-        float p = v * (1.0f-s);
-        float q = v * (1.0f-s*f);
-        float t = v * (1.0f-s*(1.0f-f));
-        if (hi == 0)
-            return vec3 (v, t, p);
-        else if (hi == 1)
-            return vec3 (q, v, p);
-        else if (hi == 2)
-            return vec3 (p, v, t);
-        else if (hi == 3)
-            return vec3 (p, q, v);
-        else if (hi == 4)
-            return vec3 (t, p, v);
-        return vec3 (v, p, q);
-    }
-}` );
-
-export const mx_rgbtohsv = glslFn( `vec3 mx_rgbtohsv(vec3 c)
-{
-    // See Foley & van Dam
-    float r = c.x; float g = c.y; float b = c.z;
-    float mincomp = min (r, min(g, b));
-    float maxcomp = max (r, max(g, b));
-    float delta = maxcomp - mincomp;  // chroma
-    float h, s, v;
-    v = maxcomp;
-    if (maxcomp > 0.0f)
-        s = delta / maxcomp;
-    else s = 0.0f;
-    if (s <= 0.0f)
-        h = 0.0f;
-    else {
-        if      (r >= maxcomp) h = (g-b) / delta;
-        else if (g >= maxcomp) h = 2.0f + (b-r) / delta;
-        else                   h = 4.0f + (r-g) / delta;
-        h *= (1.0f/6.0f);
-        if (h < 0.0f)
-            h += 1.0f;
-    }
-    return vec3(h, s, v);
-}` );