Hi All,
I'm using a stepped landscape setup but I can't find a way to limit its altitude after it. Is there a way to get altitude then limit it with blue nodes to say Above 200 and below 1000?
Did you try a smooth step, or a clamp color/scalar and then a smooth step?
Not Yet but I will. As I have no idea how to go about this I'm looking for ideas.
Or you could maybe add a surface shader after it set smoothing (less than 1) until the terrain has the desired height....
Are you using that strata setup I made a while back?
If so, you should be able to plug the output into a Distribution shader child and mask the subtraction calculation from there.
I'm doing something similar with something I'm currently working on, unfortunately I've got stretch marks where I don't want them, so I'm going to have to think of another way. Probably a lateral displacement but I need to work with normals now and dust off the old trigonometry head.
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I've got it sort of working with a distribution shader. I could not get the smooth step or clamping to work.