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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	This post is for two reasons. 1st to show of the power of FF mixed with a 3d program and second to ask a technical question. So first the question, second the images. I had to subdivide a sphere nearly 7 times with a displacement map; however. and if I plan to make a more detailed scene will never have enough CPU power to sustain my displacements. Does anyone know a better way of using displacement maps in Blender then to just subdivide every object to death? Now the images If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Got this through Crapadillas Cobwebs with a few tweaks! If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	This was one of my first filters ever If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	This was my first filter ever... If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Nice nit If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Nice little blanket If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Last one for the night. Got this from Sphinx, thanks If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	I lied a few more If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Cool filter I got from the site... If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Finally my wire mesh filter If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
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Kraellin Kraellin Posts: 12749 Filters: 99	very cool, redcap. you shld take a look at dilla's spheres in the filter creation forum. was it the noise factory thread? well, they're in there somewhere also, larger sample pics would be cool If wishes were horses... there'd be a whole lot of horse crap to clean up! Craig
	Posted: April 30, 2008 12:11 am	Details E-Mail
Biomechanic Filter Licker Posts: 122	Hi Redcap Unfortunately, Blender doesn't use micropolygon displacement, this means that you will have to adaptively tessellate your object to get somewhere near the level needed to produce smooth displacement Not sure if the developers plan to incorporate micro polygon displacement or some kind of sub-pixel displacement in future releases Sorry, I cant give you anymore help, other than to say, use another app that like Cinema 4D or Modo
	Posted: April 30, 2008 12:30 am	Details E-Mail
Redcap Redcap Posts: 1290 Filters: 100	Thanks Biomechanic. I do know Blender has its short comings; however, I did read somewhere in the tutorials that you can leave subdivisions low in the modeler and subdivisions high in the rendering. So if anyone knows anything about that it would be a free alternative to some of the more expensive programs. If you are bored check out my unpractical math website
	Posted: April 30, 2008 12:51 am	Details E-Mail
AidSta AidSta Posts: 7 Filters: 1	I'm dont know anything about blender but i assume you can use bump maps because in 3ds max you can have some sexy textures on very low poly surfaces. but as i say, dunno about blender Excuse me, your in my crosshairs.
	Posted: September 7, 2008 5:34 pm	Details E-Mail