FlaPovFan nous apporta ses lumieres en ce 2008/02/14 00:44:
> Jim Charter <jrc### [at] msncom> wrote:
>> FlaPovFan wrote:
>>
>>> It seems that PoseRay's displacement function is actually the application of a
>>> bump map.
>> No, it has real displacement, it is just that the resolution necessary
>> to do this in mesh makes it impractical most of the time.
> 
> Thanks for the correction, and sorry about the misinformation.
> 
> I tried applying displacement in PoseRay, to both .3ds and .obj imports.  It
> seems though that the Blender displacement function allowed a more precise
> displacement.  The object that I used was a mesh with a uv mapping of a line
> drawing, just sharply defined black and white lines.  Blender allowed the black
> lines to be raised in relief in a sharply defined and distinct way.  I don't
> know if I tried it correctly in PoseRay, but my results showed a general,
> nondescript relief.
> 
> How is it possible to obtain a similar effect using isosurfaces?
> 
> 
You can use a pigment function.


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Alain
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tell from 10,000 feet."           -- Anon.

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