Popular TOPs
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Texture operators (TOPs) are colored purple and manipulate 2D images and videos.
Provides a snapshot of sorts of a point within your network. Commonly used to help look at the effects of major changes later and remove them easily when necessary.
Provides a solid color chosen by a color picker or RGB values. Can adjust transparency.
For when you want some randomness.
Takes in multiple texture operators (TOPS) and creates an array. A single element of the array can be accessed by the Switch TOP's Index parameter. ALSO, for TOPs, you can blend between each element. This is great for fading in and out images and videos or representing number values as shades of color.
Provides a visual "copy" that references another texture operator. This is great for large projects where you are referencing TOPs in other areas far from the one you need it for.
Click and drag the original TOP into the Select TOP or type in the original TOP's name in the Select TOP's parameter.
Where you access elements such as contrast, brightness, gamma, etc.
Adds Blur
Crops image
Mirrors part of the image.
Creates shapes or text.
Manipulates position, rotation, scale, etc.
Load any image or video. This banana image is a default image.
Exports animation, image, and video files.
Webcam or any other camera attached.
A way to output to a video device.
The best one is Composite TOP where you can choose the mode within the parameters, but TOPs exist for individual modes.
Blends two TOP operators into a single image - similar to blending two Photoshop layers. The layer mode can be updated through the Operation parameter.
