how do I rotate the weave map 45 degress, or any other procedure map

I thought I saw this before but now that I need it cant find it.

 

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This question has come up before, but I do not remember that an anwser was given.

I'm not sure whether it can be done with the 2Dweave node, but one should be able to adapt Bagginsbill's stripes material for the purpose.

https://sites.google.com/site/bagginsbill/free-stuff/stripes

I sort of created a weave-like effect for a procedural rope shader, using the BB stripes as a basis.  Here's what I have for that.  It's a bit messy, unfortunately.    Remove the ".txt" extension when saving the file.

Quote - I'm not sure whether it can be done with the 2Dweave node, but one should be able to adapt Bagginsbill's stripes material for the purpose.

https://sites.google.com/site/bagginsbill/free-stuff/stripes

I sort of created a weave-like effect for a procedural rope shader, using the BB stripes as a basis.  Here's what I have for that.  It's a bit messy, unfortunately.    Remove the ".txt" extension when saving the file.

thank for response, I search the forum and had found your rope post, also did runtime dna but nothing, guess I will just have to use an image

You can try it like this for a quick and dirty solution. It has some numeric problems for texture coordinates with u or v near zero because of the division needed though, so the pattern looks distorted at the the places around u=0 or v=0, but i do not think anything better is possible.

> Quote - You can try it like this for a quick and dirty solution. It has some numeric problems for texture coordinates with u or v near zero because of the division needed though, so the pattern looks distorted at the the places around u=0 or v=0, but i do not think anything better is possible.

thanks for the mat. it was for a test at making fishnet type materials, you did actualy rotate the weave 45,

yes, that looks good, milli.  in special case where angle = 45 deg and (u,v) origin is in  centre of map, rather than upper left corner:

u' = usqrt(2) - vsqrt(2)
v' = usqrt(2) + vsqrt(2)

but this likely applies to nodes with (u,v) value or position channels, as opposed to (u,v) scale channels.

oops! it should read:

u' = u/sqrt(2) - v/sqrt(2)
v' = u/sqrt(2) + v/sqrt(2)

where -1<=(u,v)<=1

if one uses above equations on tile node, requires less nodes to rotate, as seen below.

for stocking mesh, change tile to white, grout to black, reduce tile size. I reckon bill or others already posted this, but I didn't search for it.

I had this problem recently and decided that the easiest method was to rotate the skirt sections on the UV map.

thanks: guys/gals for your help.