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Getting Started

OverviewInterfaceNode GraphParameters and Controls

Operators

Texture

Loading

Load ImageLoad VideoLoad SVG

Combining

BlendCompositePattern MixShape MaskShadow / GlowSwitch

Transforming

TransformTileFlipMirrorCropResolution

Colour

Color Correction SuiteLevelHSV AdjustInvertRecolorThresholdQuantizeLookupChannel ShuffleRamp

Surface

DisplaceNoise DisplaceNormal MapBump MapBlurFeedback

Vector

VectorizerFill Trace

Organising

Null
3D Preview
Texture

Flip

Flips a picture left-to-right, top-to-bottom, or both.

The Flip node mirrors the whole picture on one or both axes. It is the simplest way to turn something around.

Flip output

  • One picture in, one out
  • Two switches: flip across, flip down
  • Turning both on rotates the picture by half a turn
  • Found under Texture in the add-operator list
Example patch — drag onto the app to load

The image on the right is the example patch itself — drag and drop it onto the app (or load it with File → Load) to open the full graph.

Inputs and outputs

Flip node

PortTypePurpose
InputTextureThe picture to work on
OutputTextureThe result

Parameters

Flip parameters

Opacity, Blend Mode, ALPHA — the standard operator header, on every operator. See Parameters and Controls.

  • Flip X (default off) — swaps left and right.
  • Flip Y (default off) — swaps top and bottom.

Turning both on at once gives the same result as rotating the picture 180°.

Troubleshooting

Nothing looks different — the picture may be symmetrical already. Try it on something with text or an obvious top and bottom.

You wanted a reflection, not a flip — Flip turns the whole picture around. Mirror folds one half onto the other and keeps both halves visible.

Related

Mirror

Reflect one half onto the other.

Transform

Move, scale, and rotate.

Texture

Every Texture operator.

Tile

Repeats a picture in a grid, with an option to mirror alternate tiles so the joins disappear.

Mirror

Folds one half of a picture onto the other across a line you can move.

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