lygia
/v1.1.6
/color
/lut
)Use LUT textures to modify colors (vec4 and vec3) or a position in a gradient (vec2 and floats)
Dependencies:
Use:
lut(<SAMPLER_TYPE> texture, <vec4|vec3|vec2|float> value [, int row])
#ifndef FNC_LUT
#define FNC_LUT
#ifdef LUT_SQUARE
#ifdef LUT_FLIP_Y
#define SAMPLE2DCUBE_FLIP_Y
#endif
#ifndef SAMPLE_2DCUBE_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#ifdef LUT_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#define SAMPLE2DCUBE_CELLS_PER_SIDE LUT_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#else
#define SAMPLE2DCUBE_CELLS_PER_SIDE 8.0
#endif
#endif
vec4 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex_lut, in vec4 color, in int offset) {
return sample2DCube(tex_lut, color.rgb);
}
#else
#ifndef LUT_N_ROWS
#define LUT_N_ROWS 1
#endif
#ifndef LUT_CELL_SIZE
#define LUT_CELL_SIZE 32.0
#endif
#ifndef LUT_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#define LUT_CELLS_PER_SIDE 8.0
#endif
// Data about how the LUTs rows are encoded
const float LUT_WIDTH = LUT_CELL_SIZE*LUT_CELL_SIZE;
const float LUT_OFFSET = 1./ float( LUT_N_ROWS );
const vec4 LUT_SIZE = vec4(LUT_WIDTH, LUT_CELL_SIZE, 1./LUT_WIDTH, 1./LUT_CELL_SIZE);
// Apply LUT to a COLOR
// ------------------------------------------------------------
vec4 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex_lut, in vec4 color, in int offset) {
vec3 scaledColor = clamp(color.rgb, vec3(0.), vec3(1.)) * (LUT_SIZE.y - 1.);
float bFrac = fract(scaledColor.z);
// offset by 0.5 pixel and fit within range [0.5, width-0.5]
// to prevent bilinear filtering with adjacent colors
vec2 texc = (.5 + scaledColor.xy) * LUT_SIZE.zw;
// offset by the blue slice
texc.x += (scaledColor.z - bFrac) * LUT_SIZE.w;
texc.y *= LUT_OFFSET;
texc.y += float(offset) * LUT_OFFSET;
#ifndef LUT_FLIP_Y
texc.y = 1. - texc.y;
#endif
// sample the 2 adjacent blue slices
vec4 b0 = SAMPLER_FNC(tex_lut, texc);
vec4 b1 = SAMPLER_FNC(tex_lut, vec2(texc.x + LUT_SIZE.w, texc.y));
// blend between the 2 adjacent blue slices
color = mix(b0, b1, bFrac);
return color;
}
#endif
vec4 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex_lut, in vec4 color) { return lut(tex_lut, color, 0); }
vec3 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex_lut, in vec3 color, in int offset) { return lut(tex_lut, vec4(color, 1.), offset).rgb; }
vec3 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex_lut, in vec3 color) { return lut(tex_lut, color, 0).rgb; }
#endif
Dependencies:
Use:
lut(<SAMPLER_TYPE> texture, <float4|float3|float2|float> value [, int row])
#ifndef FNC_LUT
#define FNC_LUT
#ifdef LUT_SQUARE
#ifdef LUT_FLIP_Y
#define SAMPLE_2DCUBE_FLIP_Y
#endif
#ifndef SAMPLE_2DCUBE_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#ifdef LUT_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#define SAMPLE_2DCUBE_CELLS_PER_SIDE LUT_CELLS_PER_SIDE
#else
#define SAMPLE_2DCUBE_CELLS_PER_SIDE 8.0
#endif
#endif
float4 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex, in float4 color, in int offset) {
return sample2DCube(tex, color.rgb);
}
#else
// Data about how the LUTs rows are encoded
const float LUT_WIDTH = LUT_CELL_SIZE*LUT_CELL_SIZE;
const float LUT_OFFSET = 1./ float( LUT_N_ROWS);
const float4 LUT_SIZE = float4(LUT_WIDTH, LUT_CELL_SIZE, 1./LUT_WIDTH, 1./LUT_CELL_SIZE);
// Apply LUT to a COLOR
// ------------------------------------------------------------
float4 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex, in float4 color, in int offset) {
float3 scaledColor = clamp(color.rgb, float3(0., 0., 0.), float3(1., 1., 1.)) * (LUT_SIZE.y - 1.);
float bFrac = frac(scaledColor.z);
// offset by 0.5 pixel and fit within range [0.5, width-0.5]
// to prevent bilinear filtering with adjacent colors
float2 texc = (.5 + scaledColor.xy) * LUT_SIZE.zw;
// offset by the blue slice
texc.x += (scaledColor.z - bFrac) * LUT_SIZE.w;
texc.y *= LUT_OFFSET;
texc.y += float(offset) * LUT_OFFSET;
#ifndef LUT_FLIP_Y
texc.y = 1. - texc.y;
#endif
// sample the 2 adjacent blue slices
float4 b0 = SAMPLER_FNC(tex, texc);
float4 b1 = SAMPLER_FNC(tex, float2(texc.x + LUT_SIZE.w, texc.y));
// blend between the 2 adjacent blue slices
color = lerp(b0, b1, bFrac);
return color;
}
#endif
float4 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex, in float4 color) { return lut(tex, color, 0); }
float3 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex, in float3 color, in int offset) { return lut(tex, float4(color, 1.), offset).rgb; }
float3 lut(in SAMPLER_TYPE tex, in float3 color) { return lut(tex, color, 0).rgb; }
#endif
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