clumped square noise

[mhaze]

If you are interested, the colour adjust take place inside the Square noise node.

Example images: http://www.planetside.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,23730.0.html

[Kadri]

Looks interesting. Thanks.

[fleetwood]

Thanks for the share. 

[bobbystahr]

Ditto on the thanks for the share, snow day here so now I have something new to do between "Lucille" sessions...music and art...parts of my heart...

[Oshyan]

Very promising, thanks for sharing!

Always good to provide an image or at least a link back to the original thread of discussion, so people know what they're downloading. I've updated your post with the link: http://www.planetside.co.uk/forums/index.php/topic,23730.0.html

- Oshyan

[mhaze]

Thanks Oshyan,  I will try to remember in future.

[SILENCER]

Looks fantastic.
That square noise is pretty impressive.
Looking at the node network for that, my eyes just glaze over.
I don't know how you ever figured that out, but it's seriously useful to the entire TG community.
Is it possible for the TG architects to adapt that node build into a functional shader, so us non-math types would have easier access to its utility? That would be seriously boss.



What adds to a lot of the visual clutter is the way Terragen names things. I realize the end user has the power to change all that, but the entire 1_1_1_1 thing becomes quite akin to an episode of Hoarders when you're deep in the rabbit hole...there's shit all lover the place.

[mhaze]

You should thank Hetzen he created the basic node tree - took me a long time to analyse what was going on too!

[Hetzen]

Thanks for the plug Mhaze.

The original clip file is attached with a few labels to help see what's doing what. I should update it at some stage, I've had another version I was working on a while back.

[luvsmuzik]

Looks fantastic.
That square noise is pretty impressive.
Looking at the node network for that, my eyes just glaze over.
I don't know how you ever figured that out, but it's seriously useful to the entire TG community.
Is it possible for the TG architects to adapt that node build into a functional shader, so us non-math types would have easier access to its utility? That would be seriously boss.



What adds to a lot of the visual clutter is the way Terragen names things. I realize the end user has the power to change all that, but the entire 1_1_1_1 thing becomes quite akin to an episode of Hoarders when you're deep in the rabbit hole...there's shit all lover the place.

Doubled over laughing. I assumed one must have the commercial version to even get a 1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_ shader......before I got a clue that it was a copy paste thing. Kind of like the ANY key.....

@Hetzen...thanks for the newest clip!

[N-drju]

Doubled over laughing. I assumed one must have the commercial version to even get a 1_1_1_1_1_1_1_1_ shader......before I got a clue that it was a copy paste thing. Kind of like the ANY key.....

Guess you're that kind of person who still types User: user, Password: password to log on the computer?

Hetzen + mhaze, thank you. That's a nice thing to have in the library.

[luvsmuzik]

Guess you're that kind of person who still types User: user, Password: password to log on the computer?

Yep, yep! Haven't had this much fun since keying some game code into a cassette recorder so my monsters could use the b/w tv to play a video game. Besides everybody knows, it is 1User & 2Password (must include at least one character now  )