River Bed WIP

[Kadri]

Clay can you post an example file of your scene. just delete the non important parts or-and the files you don't want to share.
Normally a small "compute terrain" value together with a lean value of 1, 0, 0, should be enough.
With values bigger then 1 you can even over lean the objects.

[Clay]

Clay can you post an example file of your scene. just delete the non important parts or-and the files you don't want to share.
Normally a small "compute terrain" value together with a lean value of 1, 0, 0, should be enough.
With values bigger then 1 you can even over lean the objects.

Sure I'll compile the file for ya. Oh wait never mind I guess you can't compile a project with the free version. so here's the main file, its all the free veggie from xfrog etc.

[Dune]

Here's what I usually do.

[Kadri]

Your gradient patch size is "208" in the Compute terrain and the node is up in the node chain.
Displacements down under won't be accounted for the population.
Use a much smaller patch size for the compute terrain and put that or a new node before the Planet input and use this compute terrain for the population.
Just be  aware that the appearance of the terrain may change.

Put just 2 or something for the lean value and use zero for the other 2 ones. After that you can play with the settings to your liking.

[Clay]

Soooo..here's a 1st result of using the compute normal node added. Interesting for sure

[Hannes]

Great!!! That's it!!

[bobbystahr]

Great how one lil ole compute normal can make such a fine change eh?

[Jo Kariboo]

Very nice render!