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In the normal_map, color_map, pigment_map entries there is a
value for each entry. Like this:
normal {
gradient x //this is the PATTERN_TYPE
normal_map {
[a bumps scale 2]
[b dents]
[c dents]
[d marble turbulence 1]
}
}
Does d have to be >= c? And c >= b? And b >= a? Or can a,b,c,d be
any value?
Is the following valid?
normal {
gradient x //this is the PATTERN_TYPE
normal_map {
[0.3 bumps scale 2]
[0.2 dents]
[0.6 dents]
[0.5 marble turbulence 1]
}
}
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"Chuck Roberts" <cro### [at] alleganisd org> wrote in message
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| In the normal_map, color_map, pigment_map entries there is a
| value for each entry. Like this:
| normal {
| gradient x //this is the PATTERN_TYPE
| normal_map {
| [a bumps scale 2]
| [b dents]
| [c dents]
| [d marble turbulence 1]
| }
| }
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| Does d have to be >= c? And c >= b? And b >= a? Or can a,b,c,d be
| any value?
No, not for most any pattern anyway. Only thing I can think of off-hand
would be 'average' in which case it's using the number as a percentage.
Otherwise they are index values and are meant to be only in order or the
lower will aways override the higher number if it's placed afterward.
Bob
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