Lock Horizontal/Vertical
Keeps directional width controls linked.
Threshold-based contour line extraction
Extracts contour lines from image changes using threshold, levels, width and supersampling controls.
Contour analyzes image values and produces line-like contour structure for graphic stylization, technical masks and edge-driven design.
Overview
Threshold determines which value changes become contours, while Levels controls how many tonal contour bands are generated.
Width controls the apparent line thickness, and horizontal/vertical locking can keep width behavior consistent.
Supersampling is useful when fine contour lines are animated, scaled or used as high-contrast overlays.
Think of Contour as drawing map-like lines through the image wherever selected tonal boundaries occur.
Flow anatomy
The port structure shows how this node fits into a Fusion graph.
Source image used to calculate contours.
Limits contour extraction or the final contour result.
The processed result from this node.
Inspector
Start with these controls before reaching for more complicated workarounds.
Keeps directional width controls linked.
Sets contour-line thickness.
Links Threshold so they change together.
Controls sensitivity to value changes.
Links Levels so they change together.
Sets the number or density of contour levels.
Improves thin-line rendering.
Helps preserve premultiplied-alpha correctness when processing transparent imagery.
Practical setup
Start with a clean source.
Set Threshold until important boundaries appear.
Adjust Levels for the desired contour density.
Set Width for readability.
Use supersampling when thin lines shimmer.
Examples
Extract contours, glow them and composite over the source.
Convert contour output into a mask branch.
Troubleshooting
Production notes
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