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Christian Froeschlin wrote:
> Jim Charter wrote:
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>> Proximity macro applied to corinthian capital mesh model
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> Looks great! I wonder if the proximity pattern could be extended
> with a directional component as I would imagine that parts which
> are protected under an overhang get less impact from weather,
> pidgeons and such. Or for a partial effect it might simply
> be combined with a slope pattern?
Yes, I agree, these macros would provide one ingredient towards the
realistic weathering of a model such as this. But a very important one.
The thing that is notable here, I believe, is that while the macros
could have been applied to the model as a whole, they are instead
applied to each piece of the model individually so as to be more
efficiently responsive to the finer details. And, of course, they could
also be applied to specific combinations of components for effect.
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