I wish TG2 could do this:

[TheBadger]

I am no master of this at all.
But I found I could only have a little success trying to get the same displacement that is easily applied to a large spire, on a small one.
Here is the displacements from the tower tut applied to a much more real scale spire. As you can see it works, but not as nicely as the giant monolith.

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So I am following this thread with great hope. I have a lot of ideas a solution would help me produce.

[mhaze]

My final effort, couldn't get low angle godrays to work

[rcallicotte]

Nice, Mhaze!

[masonspappy]

You pulled this off quite nicely!

[TheBadger]

Looks good. But how tall are those towers in TG space?

[TheBadger]

can someone tell me how to replace the Crater node's circle shape with a square shape?

[Dune]

You can't. But aren't square craters not a bit too modern? You can always make one using simple shapes, that's not hard at all.

[mhaze]

Hi Badger, they are between two and three hundred feet.  I'll post the tgd sometime later today.  BTW Dune stacking the simple shapes causes some interesting interactions between them.

[Dune]

Yes, but unchecking the black color also influences things!

[TheBadger]

You can't. But aren't square craters not a bit too modern? You can always make one using simple shapes, that's not hard at all.

Thats to bad. I thought that you could get better shapes in the spire/towers by starting with a square rather than a circle shape. But yes I figured you could use a shape shader, but I liked the idea of having all of the crater nodes controls right there.

Ha ha, your joke gave me a funny idea, Ulco. Probably everyone reading this had the same idea. But maybe someone will do it.

@mhaze
Cool