Jitter instances | Substance 3D Designer

Last updated on Jul 13, 2023

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Jitter instances

In: Substance Model graph/Distribution

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Description

The Jitter instances node applies a random amount of transformation to each Item instance in a Scene, based on value ranges you set. Transformation includes translation, rotation and scaling.

The transformations are applied relatively to the Basis origin of the input Scene. Transformations compound each other – e.g. rotations and scaling will take into account translations for the position of the pivot point.

Parameters

Input scene Scene
The scene holding the instances which should be randomly transformed.
Random number generator seed Integer
Random seed value used in the pseudo-random value selection in your set ranges.
Random move
- X
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of translation applied on the X-axis.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of translation applied on the X-axis.
- Y
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of translation applied on the Y-axis.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of translation applied on the Y-axis.
- Z
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of translation applied on the Z-axis.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of translation applied on the Z-axis.
Random rotation
- X
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of rotation applied on the X-axis.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of rotation applied on the X-axis.
  - Step Float
    The stepping value from one possible amount of rotation to the next.
- Y
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of rotation applied on the Y-axis.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of rotation applied on the Y-axis.
  - Step Float
    The stepping value from one possible amount of rotation to the next.
- Z
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of rotation applied on the Z-axis.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of rotation applied on the Z-axis.
  - Step Float
    The stepping value from one possible amount of rotation to the next.
Uniform scale Boolean
Apply the same random amount of scaling on all axes.
Random scale
- Min Float
  The minimum amount of scaling applied on all axes.
  Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to True.
- Max Float
  The maximum amount of scaling applied on all axes.
  Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to True.
- X
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of scaling applied on the X-axis.
    Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to False.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of scaling applied on the X-axis.
    Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to False.
- Y
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of scaling applied on the Y-axis.
    Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to False.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of scaling applied on the Y-axis.
    Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to False.
- Z
  - Min Float
    The minimum amount of scaling applied on the Z-axis.
    Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to False.
  - Max Float
    The maximum amount of scaling applied on the Z-axis.
    Note: This parameter is only available when the Uniform scale parameter is set to False.

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