The Light XY controls position the light source in space by moving the light parallel to the image plane along the X and Y axes. Spot creates a small spot of intense light whose falloff can vary. Spot creates the look of a traditional theatrical spotlight.Distance creates a non-directional infinitely distant diffuse light, similar to sunlight.You can use this Light Type to create the appearance of a shiny surface lit by a point light source. Point combines both focused (specular) and diffuse light.The Light Type menu determines the type of light source. Select Lock to Scale X to lock the Scale Y value to the Scale X value, or deselect this option to adjust each parameter independently. Scale X and Scale Y determine the horizontal and vertical size of the bricks. This menu has no affect unless the Scale X and Scale Y values are less than 100. The Tiling Style menu lets you repeat the texture. Higher values produce more blur, which tends to reduce the amount of detail and noise in the filtered image. If this option is deselected, the source image’s alpha channel is ignored.īump Height determines the height of the bump map used to create the texture of the bricks.īump Smoothness adjusts the amount of blur applied to the bump map. Select the Use Alpha checkbox to use the source image’s alpha channel as a mask for the filter, so the texture appears only in the opaque regions of the source. Rotation spins the bump map around the Z axis. The Offset XY controls determine the position of the generated bump map. FunctionīCC filters come with a library of factory installed presets plus the ability to create your own custom presets and preview them with the BCC FX Browser™.īCC filters also include common controls that configure global effect preferences and other host-specific effect settings.įor more information about working with presets and other common controls, Click Here. The luminance value of each pixel of the image creates height, with brighter pixels creating more height. Bump mapping is used to create three dimensional detail on an image based on the luminance information in the image.

Noise bump map