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How to expose Scale within the Transformation 2D node

Community Beginner ,
May 24, 2023 May 24, 2023

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Trying to expose the Scale with in the Transformation 2D Node, any help? 🙂

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Community Expert , May 24, 2023 May 24, 2023

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You need to create a function to drive the scale matrix. To do that :

 

Add an input to your graph. I've called mine Scale Percentage and given it the identifier scale_percentage.

2023-05-24_20-39-18.jpg

 

In your transform 2D node at the top right of the transform matrix controls click and choose 'Empty Function'

 

Add the following function nodes to the function :

2023-05-24_20-42-26.jpg

In the Get Float node properties choose the scale_percentage input that you just created.

Right click the Scale Matrix node and click on 'Set as Outpu

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May 24, 2023 May 24, 2023

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Hi

You need to create a function to drive the scale matrix. To do that :

 

Add an input to your graph. I've called mine Scale Percentage and given it the identifier scale_percentage.

2023-05-24_20-39-18.jpg

 

In your transform 2D node at the top right of the transform matrix controls click and choose 'Empty Function'

 

Add the following function nodes to the function :

2023-05-24_20-42-26.jpg

In the Get Float node properties choose the scale_percentage input that you just created.

Right click the Scale Matrix node and click on 'Set as Output Node', it will turn yellow as in the screenshot above.

 

That is it. The exposed input you made will now control the scale.

Note : I have used just one control - if you want X and Y to be separate just add a second input and use two 'Get Float' nodes in the function graph.

 

Dave

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May 24, 2023 May 24, 2023

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Thank you @davescm for the reply. when i do that 2 things happens..  my Transform node changes to this angle look and also the get float node connection is in red. i both tried set the scale matrix as out put and get float but didint change anything.

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May 24, 2023 May 24, 2023

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also for some reason it asks me to choose float 4.

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May 24, 2023 May 24, 2023

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In the first step I described , set the input as a Float (not Float2, Float3 or Float4). Remember at that stage you are merely adding a graph input it is not yet associated with the Transform Node. That comes later when you add the function.

In the function itself use Get Float (again not Get Float 2 , Get Float 3 or Get Float 4).

I've attached the sbs from above so you can see the exposed input and the function that uses it.

 

Dave

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Thank you! @davescm 

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