What does the Cross Hatch effect do in Ether-MOSH?

It converts RGB luminance into up to four fixed families of intersecting dark lines on warm off-white, adds line directions as the source gets darker, and sets the final intensity with Amount.

Does Ether-MOSH Cross Hatch create a real drawing or engraving?

No. It is a real-time raster shader with fixed screen-space line families. It creates no hand-guided stroke, engraved plate, ink deposit, pressure mark, paper impression, or material provenance.

Where is Cross Hatch, and what settings should I start with?

Open the FX panel, choose Color Chaos, and add Cross Hatch. Start at 0.42 Amount and 0.38 Density, adjust Density for output scale, then set Amount for the final intensity.

How do I use crosshatching accessibly in print, Lottie, or projection?

Keep essential text and controls outside the treatment or on a solid high-contrast backing, proof fine lines at final size, simplify vector paths, avoid rapid high-contrast animation, and provide a clean or lower-density alternative.

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Quick answer

Ether-MOSH's Cross Hatch effect converts RGB luminance into four fixed families of intersecting lines: darker pixels activate more directions. Amount blends the near-black ink and warm paper treatment over the source; Density moves from broad marks to a finer screen. It is a raster shader, not hand-drawn hatching or an engraved plate. Find it under Color Chaos; start at Amount 0.42 and Density 0.38.

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