I have a simple math function that produce a saw-like pattern. The question is - How to apply a distortion effect to it? 
Here's an example of the code:
shader basic_function(
point Pos = P,
output float f = 0,)
{float x = Pos[0];
float y = Pos[1];
float z = Pos[2];
f = (z + 0.5 - floor(z));}
PS Honestly, Im a new one in osl shader writing so it possible that I dont understand what im doing.
I have a simple math function that produce a saw-like pattern. The question is - How to apply a distortion effect to it?
Here's an example of the code:
shader basic_function(
point Pos = P,
output float f = 0,)
{float x = Pos[0];
float y = Pos[1];
float z = Pos[2];
f = (z + 0.5 - floor(z));}
PS Honestly, Im a new one in osl shader writing so it possible that I dont understand what im doing.
I have a simple math function that produce a saw-like pattern. The question is - How to apply a distortion effect to it?
Here's an example of the code:
shader basic_function(
point Pos = P,
output float f = 0)
{float x = Pos[0];
float y = Pos[1];
float z = Pos[2];
f = (z + 0.5 - floor(z));}
PS Honestly, Im a new one in osl shader writing so it possible that I dont understand what im doing.
I have a simple math function that produce a saw-like pattern. The question is - How to apply a distortion effect to it?
Here's an example of the code:
shader basic_function(
point Pos = P,
output float f = 0,)
{float x = Pos[0];
float y = Pos[1];
float z = Pos[2];
f = (z + 0.5 - floor(z));}
PS Honestly, Im a new one in osl shader writing so it possible that I dont understand what im doing.