Atlas Tile Wrapper

Atlas tile wrapper allows you to repeat tiles in a Atlas Texture in both direction (just like trim sheets)

WHY?
Reduce material setup time and baking multiple objects at once ,
Reduce draw calls,
smaller textures but better resolution after repetition.

Video Tutorial / Timelapse: 

How to use (Blender):

1. Create a material
2. Import Atlas Textures and set them to (Closest)
3. Add the NodeTree "Atlas Tile mapper" and adjust the parameters :
   Repeat = how many times will the texture repeat
   TileCountX= number of horizontal tiles
   TileCountY= number of Vertical tiles (Should equal TileCountX for now)
4. Connect it as a UV vector to the textures
5. Project UVs for each part in your model to the desired tile (Cube map preferred)
   Note: adjusting the scale in the UV map will reduce/increase the repetition

How to use (Godot):

1. Import Atlas Textures
2. Create a shader material
3. Add the "Atlas Tile wrapper" shader and adjust the parameters :
   AO Light Affect = Strength of the AO texture
   Emission Energy = Strength of Emission Texture
   Normal Scale = Bumpiness of the Normal Map texture
   Triplanar = Use World Position instead of Model UV (useful in Modular kits)
   UV1 Blend Sharpness = Triplanar fading smoothness/sharpness
   UV1 Scale (Keep this to 1,1,1 unless you know what you do)
   UV1 Offset = offset to the texture (useful for Fluid/Water Atlas Textures)
   Tile Count = Number of tiles in the Atlas Texture (should be the same for now)
   Scale = Number of repetitions
   Albedo,Specular,Metalic,Roughness,Emission,Normal,AO = Atlas Textures
   Texture AO UV2 = use UV2 for a baked AO texture
4. If you had artifacts Disable Filter and Mipmapping from import settings in the Atlas textures