grid

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The Grid texture simply creates a regular grid of horizontal and vertical lines.

Aside from the attributes listed here, Grid inherits many other attributes from its parent node, Texture2d.

In the table below, important attributes are shown in bold in the description column.

This node is MP safe

layeredTexture, envCube, envSphere, envSky, envBall, envChrome, bump3d, uvChooser, bump2d, texture2d, ramp, file, cloth, water, stencil, checker, fractal, bulge, mountain, texture3d, projection, cloud, granite, crater, leather, stucco, brownian, solidFractal, marble, wood, rock, snow, defaultTextureList, place2dTexture, place3dTexture

contrast, fillerColor, fillerColorB, fillerColorG, fillerColorR, lineColor, lineColorB, lineColorG, lineColorR, uWidth, vWidth

Long name (short name)	Type	Default	Flags
fillerColor (fc)	float3	0.0, 0.0, 0.0
Filler Color controls the color of the spaces between the horizontal and vertical lines of the grid.
fillerColorR (fcr) float 0.0 Filler Color red value
fillerColorG (fcg) float 0.0 Filler Color green value
fillerColorB (fcb) float 0.0 Filler Color blue value
lineColor (lc)	float3	1.0, 1.0, 1.0
Line Color controls the color of the horizontal and vertical grid lines.
lineColorR (lcr) float 0.0 Line Color red value
lineColorG (lcg) float 0.0 Line Color green value
lineColorB (lcb) float 0.0 Line Color blue value
contrast (c)	float	1.0
Contrast is used to control the contrast between the Line Color and the Filler Color. When set to 1.0 (the default) the two colors do not affect each other at all. As contrast is decreased, each color starts to blend with other. When contrast is 0, there is no grid at all, but just a flat texture consisting of the average of the two input colors. Use this attribute to control the sharpness of the ridges when using a Grid Texture as a bump map.
uWidth (uw)	float	0.1
U Width controls the width of the grid lines that run in the surface's "U" direction.
vWidth (vw)	float	0.1
V Width controls the width of the grid lines that run in the surface's "V" direction.