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Domain Translate
Shifts the coordinates before the Source subgraph reads them, which moves whatever Source produces without reshaping it.
The Domain Translate node
When to use it
Shifts the coordinates before the Source subgraph reads them, which moves whatever Source produces without reshaping it.
Here is the part that catches everyone. The offset is added to the sample point, so the shape appears to go the other way. Type 100 into Translation X and the sphere slides 100 units toward negative X. Nudge it, look, then commit to a sign.
Worth reaching for when one subgraph has to appear in several places. Building the offset into a primitive's own Center X only works once.
Pins
| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Source |
Number | The thing to move. |
TranslationX |
Number | Shift along X. The shape travels the opposite way from the number you type. |
TranslationY |
Number | Shift along Y. The shape travels the opposite way from the number you type. |
TranslationZ |
Number | Shift along Z. The shape travels the opposite way from the number you type. |
| Pin | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
Result |
Number | Source, moved. |
Available in Mesh Morpher Graph and Mesh Morpher Studio.