Box Mapping — Emulates the image texture node's box mapping projection method, including it's blending.

Seamless Mapping — Makes a vector input (such as UV texture coordinates) seamless.

Note: While smoothness is adjustable, its ideal value is 0.333.

Voronoi Mapping — Uses a voronoi texture's position vector output for texture instancing.

Window Mapping — Uses the window as the texture coordinate with the ability to input the output's X and Y resolutions to calculate the correct aspect ratio.

Note: This node functions by taking the user-input X and Y resolutions to properly scale the window texture coordinate proportions. These two fields act as a ratio, so ResolutionX: 1920, ResolutionY: 1080 would yield the same results as ResolutionX: 16, ResolutionY: 9. This node can be made dynamic by copying drivers from your output X and Y resolutions into the ResolutionX and ResolutionY fields.

Hashing — A white noise texture that can be adjusted via a Threshold input.

Note: This node is used to blend vector coordinates together as mixing them normally (such as with a MixRGB node) results in texture distortion rather than the desired texture blending.