Weave texture produces a simple ''basket weave'' or textile pattern in the relief.

Parameters :

Position : Position of the texture.

Scale : The texture is scaled by this value.  Use these parameters to scale or stretch the texture in one or more directions.

Thread Radius : This is the basic size of the thread.  It is the distance from the center of a thread to its edge.

Over Under : The amount of Z displacement specified so that the coincident threads can bypass each other.

Grain : The threads can have a ''grain'' which makes it possible to simulate natural fibers - bamboo, for example.

Grain Stretch : The ''grain'' pattern of the threads is generally stretched along their length to mimic natural fibers.

Jitter : Noise applied to the threads.  Jitter value of 0 will not distort the threads.  Higher values for Jitter distort the weave pattern more and more.

Twist : This parameter represents how ''tightly wound'' the Jitter is.  Higher values here make the Jitter ''grittier''.

Meander : This is a second noise that is applied to the weave pattern.  This is designed to push and pull the weave pattern on a larger scale.  Used with Meander Size to produce effect.

Meander Size : This is the scale of the Meander.  Larger values here cause the effect to be applied to the weave on a larger scale or area.

Notes : The weave texture can produce a range of effects - anything from sparse ''lawn chair'' webbing to tightly woven textile.  Distortion is applied to the pattern with the Jitter and Meander parameters.