Well I got displacement working purty good in PoseRay. I started with a fairly hi poly rock and in poseray I selected an image map, applied it. Then under U/V
I selected Cubic and applied it. The texture needed scaling so I set it for 2 in both directions and applied. Then in Groups I selected Displacement, browsed to the image map, and set Amount of displacement to White = 0.05 , clicked on Use adaptive subdivision before displacement, left Threshold default but clicked Create gradient map and left subdivisions at 2. Then clicked Create gradient and then Displace geometry and I got the rock you see here.
Here is the rock solo...I've put(rite after this) a .tgo, .obj, .mtl and the map in File Sharing.
Quote from: bobbystahr on July 13, 2015, 09:41:09 PM
......... clicked Create gradient map and left subdivisions at 2. Then clicked Create gradient ........
where did you click Create gradient? I don't so that option.
Quote from: Kevin F on July 15, 2015, 03:53:38 AM
Quote from: bobbystahr on July 13, 2015, 09:41:09 PM
......... clicked Create gradient map and left subdivisions at 2. Then clicked Create gradient ........
where did you click Create gradient? I don't so that option.
There y go...once you've loaded the displace image you click Create gradient map and wait a bit and it produces one.
Sorry Bobby, I must be thick or what? but do you click create gradient map twice or just once? You said twice to begin with and when I do that I get an out of memory message and that's with 32Gig!
Quote from: Kevin F on July 15, 2015, 10:37:59 AM
Sorry Bobby, I must be thick or what? but do you click create gradient map twice or just once? You said twice to begin with and when I do that I get an out of memory message and that's with 32Gig!
My bad...just the once and it should draw a map in that square pretty quick
thanks... working ok.
That little(!) software we always mention here around is interesting.
I had not payed attention at that feature at all Bobby.Thanks.
Quote from: Kadri on July 16, 2015, 04:44:46 AM
That little(!) software we always mention here around is interesting.
I had not payed attention at that feature at all Bobby.Thanks.
my pleasure...noticed it a number of time before it bit me and I had a play around with it.
Interesting, well spotted - I shall have to explore.
WARNING.....use discretion when applying the displacement...a little goes a really long way..001 is a good place to start.
Thanks for exploring this.