Strata and Outcrops Shader - Revision history

JavaJones at 22:46, 26 May 2013

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JavaJones at 22:46, 26 May 2013

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JavaJones at 19:48, 1 June 2011

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JavaJones at 23:46, 30 April 2011

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JavaJones at 23:45, 30 April 2011

2011-04-30T23:45:45Z

127.0.0.1: jrfconvert import

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jrfconvert import

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='''Strata and Outcrops Shader'''=

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	'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> Displaces a surface to give the impression of hard layers of rock (strata). By using a blend shader, the hardness can be varied to give the impression of localised outcrops. <br /><br />'''Node Type: '''Surface shader (displacement).<br /> <br />'''Settings:'''<br />		'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> Displaces a surface to give the impression of hard layers of rock (strata). By using a blend shader, the hardness can be varied to give the impression of localised outcrops. <br /><br />'''Node Type: '''Surface shader (displacement).<br /> <br />'''Settings:'''<br />

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	'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> Displaces a surface to give the impression of hard layers of rock (strata). By using a blend shader, the hardness can be varied to give the impression of localised outcrops. <br /><br />'''Node Type: '''Surface shader (displacement).<br /> <br />'''Settings:'''<br />		'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> Displaces a surface to give the impression of hard layers of rock (strata). By using a blend shader, the hardness can be varied to give the impression of localised outcrops. <br /><br />'''Node Type: '''Surface shader (displacement).<br /> <br />'''Settings:'''<br />

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 * '''Strata tilt angle '''<br /> The slope angle (in degrees) at which the layers tilt upwards. <br /> This parameter controls the steepness, not the direction. <br /><br /> The layers can be made to tilt, rather than being perfectly level. The tilt angle controls how steeply the strata tilt upwards. <br /><br /> To tilt the strata downwards, enter a negative value. This has the same effect as keeping a positive angle while adding or subtracting 180 degrees to the current 'strata tilt direction'.
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-'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> Displaces a surface to give the impression of hard layers of rock (strata). By using a blend shader, the hardness can be varied to give the impression of localised outcrops. <br /><br />'''Node Type: '''Surface shader (displacement).<br /> � <br />'''Settings:'''<br />
+'''Node Description & Purpose: '''<br /> Displaces a surface to give the impression of hard layers of rock (strata). By using a blend shader, the hardness can be varied to give the impression of localised outcrops. <br /><br />'''Node Type: '''Surface shader (displacement).<br />  <br />'''Settings:'''<br />
 * '''Hard layer altitude '''<br /> The altitude (in metres) of the principal layer of hard rock. <br /><br /> 'Hard layer altitude' specifies the altitude of the top of one of the layers of hard rock. There will be additional hard layers spaced according to 'hard layer spacing', and many thinner layers that overlap the principal layers. <br /><br /> Parts of the surface that are below a hard layer may be steepened and raised to the altitude of the hard layer (either partially or completely). This will only happen to surfaces that are within a certain range of altitudes below the hard layer. That range is specified by 'hard layer depth'.