Grain

Grain adds film texture for a vintage, filmic, or organic feel. It helps break up smooth gradients and adds character.

Where to Find It

• Open the TrueSKY panel -> Effects.
• Scroll to Global Effects and open Grain.
• Use the Enable toggle in the panel header to turn it on or off.

Panel Layout

• Mode Buttons: Monochrome or Color.
• Opacity: Blend amount.
• Factor: Intensity of the grain texture.
• Animated: Per-frame randomization.
• Size: Grain scale.

Controls

Modes

• Monochrome: Black and white grain (classic film).
• Color: RGB grain (vintage color film or video noise).

Settings

• Opacity: Blends the effect with the original image.
• Factor: Intensity of grain texture.
• Animated: Toggles per-frame randomization (static vs moving grain).
• Size: Scale of grain particles (larger = coarser, smaller = finer).

Tips / Workflows

Typical Use

Keep Factor low for subtle filmic break-up. Use Monochrome for a classic look, and enable Animated only for motion renders.