feat: [ConvertPointAttributes] operator #426
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A simple operator that takes one point attribute and converts it into a different one.
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I think this op would be more useful with a BiasAndGain control. I'm too busy to work on one at the minute but I should be able to get to it soon enough... |
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What is the current status of this PR? |
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I was going to work on making this op more intuitive and flexible before reopening the PR... but it seems like I forgot about it instead 🙃 I think I overwrote my dev environment too so I can't work on it anymore even if I wanted to. As is, it still provides functionality that isn't currently present in T3 outside of CustomPointShaders, so I'll just reopen it. |
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A relatively low-level shader operator for simple conversions from one point attribute into another. Not super flashy on its own, but has potential when stacked a few times in a row or combined with other point operators!
The operator is also documented in-app.