What does the Paper Grain effect do in Ether-MOSH?

It multiplies three scales of static procedural noise into the source RGB, creating dark fibrous-looking variation while preserving source alpha. It does not sample or identify real paper.

Is Paper Grain the same as Film Grain?

No. Paper Grain is a static substrate-style multiplier controlled by Amount and Fiber Scale. Ether-MOSH Film Grain uses animated texture plus a separate Halation control for warm highlight bleeding.

Where is Paper Grain, and what settings should I start with?

Open the FX panel, choose Atmosphere, and add Paper Grain. Start at Amount 0.24 and Fiber Scale 72, set the visible texture size first, then tune Amount at the final output scale.

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

Keep essential text and controls outside the texture, maintain tested contrast and recognizable boundaries, proof physical size and compression, inspect repeat seams and projector black levels, avoid rapid contrast changes, and provide a clean alternative when texture is not essential.

Make the Paper Grain Effect Produce Its Fiber Samples

A substrate inspection on cellulose, simulated fibers, multiply-style darkening, and the procedural texture currently impersonating a very nervous sheet of paper.

Quick answer

Ether-MOSH Paper Grain is an Atmosphere effect that multiplies three scales of static procedural noise into the source RGB. Amount controls how strongly that texture darkens the image; Fiber Scale controls whether the pattern reads broad or fine. Start at Amount 0.24 and Fiber Scale 72, then proof the final output instead of calling simulated noise actual paper.

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