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Re: Quick question on giving more relief no my texture in SD
well in general I'd start by creating a height channel.. building up height info in black and white.. and at the end of the graph turning it into a normal map by either using the height blend node or the "normal" node.. and don't forget to up the intensity inside the node -
Re: Quick question on giving more relief no my texture in SD
You use the "Normal" node you get when right clicking and plug in any black and white image. White = taller, black = lower. -
Re: Quick question on giving more relief no my texture in SD
Hi Dry0n, you must only create your normal from something which is a pure Height map (Scenario A), do not use height map from a normal and then reuse it to obtain a normal (Scenario B) you will lose to much volumes informations : If you want to remove the alpha in your normal before the export just plug a RGB-A split node… -
Re: Quick question on giving more relief no my texture in SD
I made that because I was going crazy trying to make it work but I forgot to undo that step. But the problem is still there, I don't know how to make my tiles look with more relief than the floor. EDIT: Ok guys, I got more or less the effect I was looking for, I just blended the grayscale tiles with the same node with blur… -
Re: Quick question on giving more relief no my texture in SD
Yeah, something about that normalmap is odd. You're blending a normal map with white, then making it greyscale and turning that into a normalmap again? Whatever the intended effect there, when I look at the screenshot I see no normalmap at all, so I would begin by figuring that part out. Then, if you get your normalmap to…
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