checker

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The Checker texture applies a checkerboard pattern, using the two input colors.

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

In the table below, important attributes have their names listed 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, fractal, bulge, grid, mountain, texture3d, projection, cloud, granite, crater, leather, stucco, brownian, solidFractal, marble, wood, rock, snow, defaultTextureList, place2dTexture, place3dTexture

color1, color1B, color1G, color1R, color2, color2B, color2G, color2R, contrast

Long name (short name)	Type	Default	Flags
color1 (c1)	float3	1.0, 1.0, 1.0
Color 1 is one of the two colors used to make up the the checkerboard pattern.
color1R (c1r) float 0.0 The red component of color 1
color1G (c1g) float 0.0 The green component of color 1
color1B (c1b) float 0.0 The blue component of color 1
color2 (c2)	float3	0.0, 0.0, 0.0
Color 2 is one of the two colors used to make up the the checkerboard pattern.
color2R (c2r) float 0.0 The red component of color 2
color2G (c2g) float 0.0 The green component of color 2
color2B (c2b) float 0.0 The blue component of color 2
contrast (ct)	float	1.0
Contrast controls how much the two input colors affect each other. When set to 1.0 (the default), the colors on the checkerboard are completely independent of each other. As Contrast is reduced, the colors blend more together. When Constrast is 0.0, you will not see a checker pattern, but rather just a single color that is the average of the two input colors.