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MaterialXLoader: added invert implementation #29433

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  • allow invert to be a number, vec 2|3|4, or color, subtracting the value from an optionally inputted amount field (which is defaulted to all parts 1 of the input type)

Related issue: #29432

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Implemented the invert node for the MaterialXLoader

This contribution is funded by Needle

- allow invert to be a number, vec 2|3|4, or color, subtracting the value from an optionally inputted amount field (which is defaulted to all parts 1 of the input type)
@mrdoob mrdoob added this to the r169 milestone Sep 19, 2024
@mrdoob mrdoob requested a review from sunag September 19, 2024 05:57
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sunag commented Sep 19, 2024

The implementation of #29440 should be simple, in case you want to implement this PR?

const extract_x = ( in1 ) => in1.x;

The index parameter seems redundant here based on the function name...

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The implementation of #29440 should be simple, in case you want to implement this PR?

const extract_x = ( in1 ) => in1.x;

The index parameter seems redundant here based on the function name...

I think it's needed, here the name is only an identifier with extract being the node name(https://github.com/beersandrew/MaterialX/blob/separateNodeExample/resources/Materials/Examples/StandardSurface/extract.mtlx#L8)

not sure if this works? but this is the route i'll try (should work for colorN & vectorN)

const extract = ( in1, index ) => in1[index];

- simplified invert function
- removed unneeded imports
- moved invert to math nodes
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sunag commented Sep 19, 2024

I think it's better to use element in this case, with [ index ] the input values ​​should be just integer js numbers not nodes.

const extract = ( in1, index ) => in1.element( index );

@sunag sunag merged commit 16dacde into mrdoob:dev Sep 19, 2024
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@sunag sunag changed the title feat: added invert implementation MaterialXLoader: added invert implementation Sep 19, 2024
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