Displacement Shapes
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I wrote the UV tool during slow day at the office.
This is me going through The Complete V-Ray Guide. Some of the examples had some extreme displacement, which gave me an idea I wanted to try out. -
Looks like something Madonna might wear in concert
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@thomthom said:
I wrote the UV tool during slow day at the office.
This is me going through The Complete V-Ray Guide. Some of the examples had some extreme displacement, which gave me an idea I wanted to try out.Looks cool Thomas. I started going through the Complete guide myself. What a book! Sometime in 2011 I'll let you know how it is when I finish it.
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I hadn't expected it to be that big. Somehow, the word "Guide" gave me a metnal image of a pocket-sized book. This thing is a behemoth! Hopefully this'll teach me a thing or two about V-Ray. ...but where to begin?
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I seem to have a little glitch with my vray, I have recently installed vray on my new machine and everything works great but it does not render displacement, it shows it in material preview window but not in render.
I checked the same model on an older machine and it renders the displacement fine, is there someplace I need to check to enable displacement?[edit] Figured it out, I'm having a blonde moment.
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@solo said:
[edit] Figured it out, I'm having a blonde moment.
Care to share what you'd done in your blonde moment?
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The model size on the new machine was too big so the dispacement value over the texture was reduced to a point that it was not noticable.
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@solo said:
The model size on the new machine was too big so the dispacement value over the texture was reduced to a point that it was not noticable.
Ouch... Have to admit that it also have happened for me...
Recently it happened when I tried using your Vray Grass displace model...
Didn't realize it was like 30cm grass...Aaahhh well... Good to know that I'm not the only occasional "blonde" around...
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LOL, I have many blonde moments these days, must be age.
Thomthom, I used your displacement map from your first post and tried it with Vue:
I then exported the displaced mesh and opened it in SU.
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The one I used isn't the one I posted here. I used an 32bit image, as 8bit images will have a non-linear gamma correction applied it.
How did you create the mesh? Terrain generated from bitmap?
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Yes.
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I bet it would be possible to make a whole mountain scene with a displacement map
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Another quick test.
Image made in paintshop:
Then the displacement/terrain from image:
And lastly the mesh from terraim/displacement opened in SU.
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More 'boobies'. Tried out Two-Sided material. Though, I had expected it to be more translucent. Need to revisit this one. Other tests on plain geometry gave the results I expected, this one didn't. Wonder if it's due to the displacement.
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I used your map again this time with Vray, and an American flag as a diffuse map.
It UV mapped it perfectly....hmmm.
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excellent thread.
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@solo said:
I used your map again this time with Vray, and an American flag as a diffuse map.
It UV mapped it perfectly....hmmm.
Your image seens jagged... like if there was a small displacement map applied on top of the original displacement map. Look how much more "smooth" are the "turbine" images from TomTom.
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I believe jaggin is result of ldr displacement map.
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