Indigo Renderer Forum

http://graphics.cs.brown.edu/games/Stee ... index.html

Could indigo use this? (of course not in RT like the main porpouse of this shader)

I think that would be not much slower than bump and the result.... errr...

I have implemented a simply Parallax Mapping (not Steep one, since it needs PS 3.0) in realtime and i could provide you some documentation if you need , but is so easy to find.

It's such a hacky technique.. I would prefer displacement mapping.

and what about relief mapping?

http://www.inf.ufrgs.br/%7Eoliveira/RTM.html
http://fabio.policarpo.nom.br/relief/index.htm

it works now for scanline and vray

VictorJapi wrote:and what about relief mapping?

http://www.inf.ufrgs.br/%7Eoliveira/RTM.html
http://fabio.policarpo.nom.br/relief/index.htm

it works now for scanline and vray

Wooo-hooo

The Demos are rocking so hard!!!!1!
And a Max Plugin for each technology (me a poor c4d user... nobody loves us )

Both of those methods are useless for something like Indigo.

Instead, if for some reason you insist to model in this way, ask your 3D program vendor for it. (To convert your "maps" into tris)

zsouthboy wrote:(To convert your "maps" into tris)

You funny man

Thats what micropolygons displacement does

Yes, but that's something entirely different

(and definitely something I'd like to see in Indigo )