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RGBA Split
🔌 INPUT PORTS
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
Input Texture |
ImageData |
The input image to split into RGBA channels. |
📤 EXPORT PORTS
Name | Type | Description |
---|---|---|
R |
SplitChannelData |
The red channel data extracted from the input image. |
G |
SplitChannelData |
The green channel data extracted from the input image. |
B |
SplitChannelData |
The blue channel data extracted from the input image. |
A |
SplitChannelData |
The alpha channel data extracted from the input image. |
📝 DESCRIPTION
The RGBA Split node takes a single input image and splits it into four separate RGBA channels. This is typically used in workflows where you need to manipulate individual color channels independently.
This node is often combined with an RGBACombine
Node.
This node is derived from BaseImageNode
.
⚠️ KNOWN ISSUES
- Ensure that the input image has valid RGBA data. If the image is not in RGBA format, the output may not behave as expected (If using the pre-exisiting
Texture2DImport
this should not happen).