The blending operation used to combine the streaks before they're added onto the original layer. The node doesn’t add the combined streaks onto the original layer when Output Star Glow Only is on.

The method used to color the streaks.

Multiplies the selected color with the color of the pixels in the original layer. When off, the selected color replaces the original layer’s color.

The color to apply to all streaks.

The direction in degrees to cycle the ramp across each streak.

The ramp to apply across each streak.

See Ramp parameters for more information.

Splits each streak into separate RGB streaks and composites them together. Each channel streak contributes to the final alpha when in RGBA mode.

The amount (in degrees) to rotate the red channel by this angle. Higher values rotate the channel in a counterclockwise direction, which makes the offset between the channels more apparent. Lower values rotate the channel in a clockwise direction.

The amount (in degrees) to rotate the green channel by this angle. Higher values rotate the channel in a counterclockwise direction, which makes the offset between the channels more apparent. Lower values rotate the channel in a clockwise direction.

The amount (in degrees) to rotate the blue channel by this angle. Higher values rotate the channel in a counterclockwise direction, which makes the offset between the channels more apparent. Lower values rotate the channel in a clockwise direction.

Applies noise to the streak lengths, which can create a subtle glimmering and shimmering effect.

The amount that the noise affects (multiplies against) the streak lengths.

The size (in image space) of the basic element of the noise.

Implicitly adds time to the third coordinate.

The interval length (in seconds) of the noise’s pulse in the third dimension. Lower values increase the rate at which the noise switches its appearance, while higher values decrease this rate.

The amount of time (in seconds) by which to multiply the start frame. Higher values increase the rate at which the noise switches its appearance, while lower values decrease this rate.

This is the time (in seconds) at which to repeat the noise. This clamps other options to enforce periodic behavior. Turn this on to generate animations that seamlessly loop.

When off, the animation generally doesn’t repeat after any amount of time.

The maximum number of steps taken in the streak. Higher streak lengths can cause gaps, so increase this parameter to fill these gaps.