Value Warning


  • Where to find it:


    • Add Adjustment Layer / Extension Pack / Utils / 


    • NodeGraph / Right Mouse Click / Nodes / Filter / Extension Pack / Utils /





Sometimes it is important to work in a fixed value range.

Value Warning gives you a visual warning for values outside a defined min/max range similar to what some

more professional monitors offer.



Node Overview


Node Ports


  • Output

Returns the Input with a visual Warning overlayed for areas outside the Upperbound and Lowerbound.


  • Mask Combined

Returns a Black and White Mask, with White indicating areas that are outside the defined Upperbound and Lowerbound Values


  • Mask Low

Returns a Black and White Mask, with White indicating areas that are smaller than the defined Lowerbound Value


  • Mask High

Returns a Black and White Mask, with White indicating areas that are smaller than the defined Upperbound Value


  • Bound Low

Returns the "Lowerbound" Slider Value of the Node


  • Bound High

Returns the "Upperbound" Slider Value of the Node



  • Input

The Input value to check




Node Properties


MAIN TAB


  • Upper Bound

The maximum color value before a warning is triggered


  • Lower Bound

The minimum color value before a warning is triggered


  • Above Upper Limit

The color the warning is displayed in for values over the 'Upper Bound'


  • Below Lower Limit

The color the warning is displayed in for values below the 'Lower Bound'


  • Scalar

If Scalar is on, the Upper and Lower Bound Values are interpreted as raw, linear values when checking them against

the input. If Scalar is off, the Upper and Lower Bound Values are interpreted as sRGB Values and first converted back to

linear before being used to check against the Input.



NANs are infinite Values that can be introduced by corrupted pixel data.

The NAN Debug Mode allows you to easier spot these bad pixels by showing them against a black background.

If you find NANs you can use the Fix NAN Node to fix them.


  • NAN Debug

If on, your Object will be displayed completely black, making it easier to spot NANs that appear as white pixels.



  • Blink Interval (seconds)

The number of settings between each color flash. Set to 0.0 to have a constant, non-blinking warning color overlayed.


  • Blink Fadeout (milliseconds)

The number of milliseconds the color flash fades out. Set to 0.0 for just a on / off switch