The Mirror effect reflects part of your image across a defined axis, creating symmetrical visuals from asymmetrical source material.
How it works
Mirror works by reflecting pixels across a defined position line. You can choose to mirror from left to right, right to left, top to bottom, or bottom to top. The effect can be applied to one or multiple sides simultaneously.
The position parameter defines where the mirror line is placed. For example, with left mirroring enabled and position at 0.5, the right half of the image will be a mirror reflection of the left half.
Use cases
- Creating symmetrical compositions
- Generating kaleidoscope-like effects when combined with rotation
Controllers
| Name | Type | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|---|
| Position | Number | Location of the mirror line | 0-1 |
| Mirror Left | Boolean | Reflects content from right to left | - |
| Mirror Right | Boolean | Reflects content from left to right | - |
| Mirror Top | Boolean | Reflects content from bottom to top | - |
| Mirror Bottom | Boolean | Reflects content from top to bottom | - |
Tip
You can enable multiple mirror directions simultaneously to create complex symmetrical patterns.
Credit
This effect was contributed by Cubiq, a member of our community.