Started by Jgone, January 07, 2018, 09:05:22 AM
Quote from: luvsmuzik on January 09, 2018, 01:35:29 PMOkay, if I were to use intersect underlying here....I would favor rises and limit slope accordingly, with say 50-60 degree minimum.... Set altitude accordingly to range, using minimum (about half or third the maximum altitude of your terrain, leaving maximum set at default if you want snow caps. That way the snow layer should adhere to the edge of your slope....and your slope angle would be similar to...///////If you want the snow to cradle in the depressions only......do the opposite, sort of.... If you are using a solid snow image mask this should work fine. If you are using an alpha type mask, (that looks like rivers branching out from solid white areas), your snow will not be even if you use restraints. If you want to use that type of mask, you usually only have to limit altitude and stretch on a 1:1 ratio over terrrain.
Quote from: N-drju on January 09, 2018, 03:50:19 PMI'd go even further than that. Why don't you get rid of this item altogether and mask the snow with PF. This will give you much better control of the snow coverage. No need to complicate.____________Oh yeah, and luvsmuzik is right - favor depressions option is very handy if you want to create beds / bowls of snow, stones etc. Actually, it works pretty good as for something that simple.