Texture displacement in Surface editor

[Bytehawk]

if you want to displace something the you need geometry. If the box is simple, try subdividing it a few times, also you need to enter an amount of displacement in that requester if memory serves well.

edit - oops - misread question, please disregard
:blush:

[phreek_3d]

Hey Ninjaman,

The Texture Displacement only displaces other textures, not mesh. If you want to see what it's doing, put a Grid procedural over your tiff image. I use it to mainly further randomize the procedurals, by placing one under the other. Take it easy.

-Kris

[ninjaman]

Thnx for the input - got it to work. :bowdown:

Thought it was some kind of bump map "booster" you could use to sculpt out more detailed bump maps. Guess I have to turn to real displacement mapping for that. Ahhhh...more work. ;-)

Johan Grönwall

[Maxx]

Don't forget, there's the Enable Bump option on the deform tab of the object properties. Haven't had enough time in 8 to play with it to make sure that it still works, but it did in 7.5, so... :shrug:

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