This remapper lets you specify how the Value control affects the target color input. The remapper is visible only when Use Remapping is turned on in the properties of the Value control component. For more information on how remapping works, see Remappers.
The remapper works as follows: it performs a linear interpolation between its Target Minimum and Target Maximum colors, where the interpolation coefficient is defined by Value, which is clipped into the range defined by Source Minimum and Source Maximum. The color produced by the interpolation is sent to the target input. Values above and below the range of Source Minimum to Source Maximum produce Target Maximum and Target Minimum colors respectively.
This remapper always has a connection warning displayed near it – this is because controlling color inputs with Value components produces non-intuitive filter controls and therefore is not recommended. Select the Connection Warning in the Filter Editor to see which control component would be more suitable for this situation.
Source Minimum and Maximum
These parameters define the range of source values that are used to produce the resulting color.
Target Minimum and Maximum
These parameters define the two colors to be mixed together to produce the resulting color for the target input.
