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jong nous apporta ses lumieres ainsi en ce 2004/04/14 13:26... :
>Hi,
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>I try to use two image_map on the heigh_field.
>But the result always show the later one.
>Here is the simplified scene:
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>height_field {jpeg "mount.jpg" smooth
>pigment {image_map{jpeg "mount_green.jpg"}}
>pigment {image_map{jpeg "road.jpg"}}
>finish {ambient 0.1 diffuse 0.9 phong 0.5}
> }
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>I also try to use pigment_map. But the result
>is not change. It always only show the later one
>(road.jpg) on the heigh_field.
>
>Is there any mistake in the syntax?
>How can I do to show both of them?
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>Thanks all,
>
>Shiann-Jong
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OK you have the hight_map and want to apply both images to it.
Have the second image be a 4 chanels PNG or TGA (RedGreenBlueAlpha). The
alpha chanel can make the image transparent where you want the
underlaying image to be seen.
Your third sample line will then read as: pigment{image_map{png "road.png"}}
This should work on any type of object, not just height_fields.
POVRay, Gimp, Paintshop can produce 4 chanels PNGs and TGAs. Others can
surely do the same.
Alain
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