Doc:2.6/Manual/Render/Freestyle/Parameter Editor/Line Style/Thicknessのソースを表示

=Thickness=

[[File:Manual-2.6-Render-Freestyle-Line_Style_Thickness.png|right|thumb|300px|Line Style Thickness UI]]

In this tab you control the thickness of your strokes.

;{{Literal|Base Thickness}}
:The base thickness for this line style.

;{{Literal|Thickness Position}}
:Control the position of stroke thickness from the original (backbone) stroke geometry. There are four choices:
:;{{Literal|Center}}
::The thickness is evenly split to the left and right side of the stroke geometry.
:;{{Literal|Inside}}
::The strokes are drawn within object boundary.
:;{{Literal|Outside}}
::The strokes are drawn outside the object boundary.
:;{{Literal|Relative}}
::This allows you to specify the relative position by a number between '''0.0''' (inside) and '''1.0''' (outside), in the {{Literal|Thickness Ratio}} numeric field just below.

The thickness position options are applied only to strokes of edge types {{Literal|Silhouette}} and {{Literal|Border}}, since these are the only edge types defined in terms of the object boundary. Strokes of other edge types are always drawn using the {{Literal|Center}} option.
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==Modifiers==
There are five thickness modifiers available, which can be mixed with the base thickness using a subset of the usual methods (see for example the [[Doc:2.6/Manual/Composite Nodes/Types/Color#Mix Node|{{Literal|Mix}} compositing node]] for further discussion of this topic). As with other modifier stacks in Blender, they are applied from top to bottom.

;{{Literal|Influence}}
:How much the result of this modifier affects the current thickness.
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===Along Stroke===

[[File:Manual-2.6-Render-Freestyle-Line_Style_Thickness_Along_Stroke.png|right|thumb|300px|Line Style Thickness's Along Stroke modifier]]

The {{Literal|Along Stroke}} modifier alters the base thickness with a new one from either a linear progression or a custom curve, mapped along each stroke's length. In other words, it applies the selected progression along each stroke.

;{{Literal|Mapping}}
:Either a linear progression (from '''0.0''' to '''1.0''', which may be inverted with the {{Literal|Invert}} option), or a custom mapping curve.
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===Calligraphy===

[[File:Manual-2.6-Render-Freestyle-Line_Style_Thickness_Calligraphy.png|right|thumb|300px|Line Style Thickness's Calligraphy modifier]]

The {{Literal|Calligraphy}} modifier mimics some broad and flat pens for calligraphy. It generates different thickness based on the orientation of the stroke.

;{{Literal|Orientation}}
:The angle (orientation) of the virtual drawing tool, from the vertical axis of the picture. For example, an angle of '''0.0°''' mimics a pen aligned with the vertical axis, hence the thickest strokes will be the vertical ones, and the thinnest, the horizontal ones.

;{{Literal|Min Thickness}} and {{Literal|Max Thickness}}
:The minimum and maximum generated thickness (as explained above, minimum is used when the stroke’s direction is perpendicular to the main {{Literal|Orientation}}, and maximum, when aligned with it).

[[File:Toycar_Calligraphy.png|center|thumb|400px|Calligraphy modifier demo by T.K. [[File:Toycar_Calligraphy.zip]]]]
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===Distance from Camera===

[[File:Manual-2.6-Render-Freestyle-Line_Style_Thickness_Distance_From_Camera.png|right|thumb|300px|Line Style Thickness's Distance From Camera modifier]]

The {{Literal|Distance from Camera}} modifier alters the base thickness with a new one from either a linear progression or a custom curve, using the distance to the active camera as the parameter.

;{{Literal|Mapping}}
:Either a linear progression (from '''0.0''' to '''1.0''', which may be inverted with the {{Literal|Invert}} option), or a custom mapping curve.

;{{Literal|Range Min}} and {{Literal|Range Max}}
:The limits of the mapping from “distance to camera” to “thickness in mapping”. If the current point of the stroke is at {{Literal|Range Min}} or less from the active camera, it will take the start thickness of the mapping, and conversely, if it is at {{Literal|Range Max}} or more from the camera, it will take the end thickness of the mapping. These values are in the current scene’s units, not in pixels!

;{{Literal|Fill Range by Selection}}
:Set the min/max range values from the distances between the current selected objects and the camera.
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===Distance from Object===

[[File:Manual-2.6-Render-Freestyle-Line_Style_Thickness_Distance_From_Object.png|right|thumb|300px|Line Style Thickness's Distance from Object modifier]]

The {{Literal|Distance from Object}} modifier alters the base thickness with a new one from either a linear progression or a custom curve, using the distance to a given object as parameter.

;{{Literal|Target}}
:The object to measure distance from.

;{{Literal|Mapping}}
:Either a linear progression (from '''0.0''' to '''1.0''', which may be inverted with the {{Literal|Invert}} option), or a custom mapping curve.

;{{Literal|Range Min}} and {{Literal|Range Max}}
:The limits of the mapping from “distance to object” to “alpha in mapping”. If the current point of the stroke is at {{Literal|Range Min}} or less from the target, it will take the start thickness of the mapping, and conversely, if it is at {{Literal|Range Max}} or more from the target, it will take the end thickness of the mapping. These values are in the current scene’s units, not in pixels!

;{{Literal|Fill Range by Selection}}
:Set the min/max range values from the distances between the current selected objects and the target.
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===Material===

[[File:Manual-2.6-Render-Freestyle-Line_Style_Thickness_Material.png|right|thumb|300px|Line Style Thickness's Material modifier]]

The {{Literal|Material}} modifier alters the base thickness with a new one taken from the current material under the stroke.

You can use various properties of the materials, among which some are multi-components (i.e. give RGB results). In that case, the mean value will be used.

;{{Literal|Mapping}}
:Either a linear progression (from '''0.0''' to '''1.0''', which may be inverted with the {{Literal|Invert}} option), or a custom mapping curve. Note the linear non-inverted option is equivalent to “do nothing”, as original values from materials are already in the [0.0, 1.0] range…

If used with the {{Literal|Split by Material}} option in the {{Literal|Stroke}} tab, the result will not be blurred between materials along the strokes.
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