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  Re: Normal Animated Water?  
From: Josh English
Date: 6 Mar 2000 11:39:37
Message: <38C3DF44.C44B2B60@spiritone.com>
You're getting the hard black line because of the way the bozo patttern is
setup with it's default color map and defualt bump map. You would want to add
the sine_wave keyword to make it look smoother. Like others have suggested, try
different patterns as well. I find that bumps streched along the x axis works
as well as ripples.

Josh

Equiprawn wrote:

> Hallo,
>
> Sorry, this one is probably asked a *lot*, but I can't find anything on the
> web. I want to have a sphere just floating in the air with a rippling whater
> surface. It doesn't need to be to realistic, so normals will do just fine.
>
> However, I had always thought that the way you got a ripling water effect
> was to cycle the phase modifier for the normal from 0 to 1. But when I did
> this (in  Moray) using a bozo normal, my pattern stayed fixed, and this kind
> of hard line just moved about the texture. What am I doing wrong? What is
> the correct way to get animeted rippling water using normals?
>
> And just a quick aside question, bould it be possible to use my final
> animated normal as input to a isosurface sphere to get rippling geometry?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Equiprawn

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