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Edge Detect by Depth Copernicus node

Detects varying-width self-occluding silhouettes.

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This node detects varying-width self-occluding lines based on ray differentials of the input float value of the current pixel, which is typically the Z-depth of the current pixel and the Z-depth values of its neighbor pixels.

Parameters

Thickness Scale

A scale of the kernel to detect edges. Defines a radius in pixel units to detect a difference between the current pixel and its neighbors. If there is a thickness input connected, then this value acts as a multiplier.

Edge Spread

The amount by which to multiply the Gaussian weight’s spread. This controls the edge gradient spread.

Blur

Blurs the initial image before line detection.

Depth Tolerance

This parameter defines a minimal difference between the Z-depth of the current pixel and the Z-depth of its neighbor pixels that are part of the line.

Min Probe Radius

A minimal search radius for probe pixels.

Inputs

depth

A Z-depth input to process self-occluding lines detection.

thickness

An input to define varying lines thickness.

Outputs

edges

The result of self-occluding lines detection.

See also

Copernicus nodes