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Some Noises

The following noise materials are pure VSL shaders. No plugins are needed. They are intended to give you some more variety of readily available noise functions. Note that besides of using them 'as is', they can also be used to control parameters of other materials, e.g. by distorting mapping coordinates. As an example, the Agate noise uses internally a worm noise to perturb the coordinates of a subsequent cell noise.
Some names are arbitrarily chosen, based on my impression of what they resemble. Feel free to call them whatever you like.

Worm noise

The color version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 1 Contrast = 30 Amplitude = 1

The color version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 3 Contrast = 30 Amplitude = 1

The bump version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 1 Contrast = 30 Amplitude = 0.01

The bump version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 3 Contrast = 30 Amplitude = 0.01

Agate

The color version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.1

The color version Parameters: Scale = 0.2, 0.2, 0.2 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.1

The color version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 1 Detail = 0.1

The color version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.5

The color version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.1 Different blend curve

The bump version Parameters: Scale = 1,1,1 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.1 Amplitude = 0.005 (The Amplitude control is below the curve)

The bump version Parameters: Scale = 0.2, 0.2, 0.2 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.1 Amplitude = 0.005

The bump version Parameters: Scale = 0.2, 0.2, 0.2 Roughness = 2 Detail = 0.1 Amplitude = 0.01

The bump version Parameters: Scale = 0.2,0.2,0.2 Roughness = 5 Detail = 0.1 Amplitude = 0.01 Different blend curve

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