Another rocktype

[Hannes]

Yes, the second one is even more natural!

[Dune]

Trying another setup. But there are some issues.

[Jo Kariboo]

Completed well!!!

[Dune]

Update.

[bobbystahr]

Update.

I really gotta try one of this type of scene...always gob smacked by your amazing 'tests'

[jacquesd]

Really beautiful! I dont know how you do this but results are great, each time i use lateral displacement after a compute normal on a terrain i didnt get smooth hangovers is there a spécial trick? If it's not a secret of course 

[bla bla 2]

Pretty bridge and church in left the picture. 

[Dune]

You can change the patch size of a compute normal to get smoother basis for the lateral displacements. With a patch of 1m the displacements are very harsh and 'small', with 10 or even 50 in a larger terrain, the displacements are smoother.

[AP]

Interestingly enough I have been using this method for a while now. It indeed does help to reduce a decent portion of that sharp edge effect.

[mhaze]

The last one is fascinating.  I like  both the unusual rocks and the mood/lighting.

[DocCharly65]

I like the cliffs in the version v42_20-06-16-v5.jpg a bit more. But I just love the sand/pebble banks in the river. And the church and the bridge are a nice idea 

[jacquesd]

Thanks for the tip dune

[Dune]

You're welcome.

[ajcgi]

Nailed. Lovely dunes, Dune. 

[bobbystahr]

Nailed. Lovely dunes, Dune. 

agree, and glad *you* said  that hee hee hee