I havent done enough with it but I wonder if a bump map... do the furrows in
greyscale in photpaint/shop and assign it to the default bump material in
the library. Or maybe that is what you've been trying ... it all looked
beyond me so I didnt follow the thread, sorry.
Neil Cooke
----- Original Message -----
From: "George Jenner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <user-list@light.realsoft3d.com>
Sent: Monday, February 13, 2006 10:06 PM
Subject: Re: I can't plough this field properly
Frank Bueters wrote:
You're right, there's a max. displ. slider for sds nurbs meshes too. what
a
good surprise :)
Well some good has come from the day at least :-)
Thanks for trying, and to everyone else who replied. I've read the
replies and studied the links but I'm still not getting anywhere. Another
hour or two wasted so I'll go do something else.
You'll notice that the field is a big object, and the weirdness has
something to do with displacement working in real units.
As to the density of the mesh, I still can't get to terms with this.
I'll come back to it. Pity. I was so pleased with myself for getting the
wavy furrows in the dirt so easily.
Thanks again to all. Will keep you updated.
George
To George: their's definately someting funny about you're projectfile,
weird
things happening here too.
Frank Bueters
Nope. Displacement works with SDS too. You should up the density too
something more than the bare minimum.
David Coombes
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Hi George,
To the best of my knowledge displacement mapping works with nurbs meshes
only. Replace the sds in your project file with a nurbs mesh and you'll
be one happy gardner/farmer.
Regards,
Frank Bueters
