added some phong specular lighting to a normal mapped camera facing shader. the top and bottom spheres are actual spheres for reference all the others are just quads which in reality looks like... though enlarged somewhat. something a bit more subtle... probably not that subtle :) without the phong spec....
*cracks whip* the tree leaves are too noisy, make the leaves bigger and more simplified for better results! The surfaces of the cabinets touching the walls are often not like the surfaces facing into the room, and are usually flatter and not painted, you can maybe even add pipes/electrical/utility details here.
Does anyone know how? I see "mesh to points" with "face" drop down choice that puts a point in a center of a face. And normal node to align an instance Z axis with a face normal vector. But no way to rotate the instance properly around that normal like what regular instance on face does in object properties. My guess we…
Hello, I am trying to figure out how to build an array with faces that have a particular material assigned to it. I have found bit of info here and there, and this is what i came up with. string $matchingFaces[]; //this will be used later to select faces ConvertSelectionToFaces; // just select all the faces of the mesh…
@Minjae_Jeong It would really help to know whether some or all of these faces are flat, or if there are any curves involved here. Is this on a cylinder? Do a little unzoomie for me.
Is there a way to get this to work so that it makes every face it is used on to be on it's own plane? If I go and apply it manually to each face, the adjacent ones get distrubed. If I select more than one face and use it, all of the selected faces become aloigned in one plane.