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  • 2020-02-19 at 8:05 am #23661
    Yuri Kovelenov
    Staff

    Such an amazing experience was created by Federica Gallo! Check it out:

    Old Watermill

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    2020-02-19 at 9:33 am #23667
    Andrejus
    Participant

    Wonderful :good: :good: :good:

    2020-02-19 at 1:03 pm #23677
    illussimo
    Customer

    Fantastic! Also how it is presented. Inspiring! :heart:

    2020-02-19 at 1:58 pm #23681
    jem
    Customer

    I agree this is fantastic! Thanks for sharing. I also appreciate that the artist shared some of the screenshots from Blender.
    Does anyone care to share how the artist created the water ripple effect? I have been trying to create this effect for some time.

    Jeremy Wernick

    2020-02-19 at 2:22 pm #23686
    zjbcool
    Customer

    It’s really amazing!The water effect is very wonderful! :good:

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    2020-02-19 at 2:34 pm #23690
    Mikhail Luzyanin
    Staff

    This can be achieved with animated normal map texture.

    Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.

    2020-02-19 at 3:14 pm #23697
    jem
    Customer

    Hi Mikhail,
    Are you suggesting that I use puzzles to animate the normal map or is there another technique? I imagine that I could animate the magnitude of the water waves and move the UV origin with puzzles. Thank you.

    Jeremy Wernick

    2020-02-19 at 4:10 pm #23698
    Mikhail Luzyanin
    Staff
    jem wrote:

    Are you suggesting that I use puzzles to animate the normal map or is there another technique? I imagine that I could animate the magnitude of the water waves and move the UV origin with puzzles.

    I think (as we usually did that) this can be done using usual material node animation by animation U and V coords and then connect them to a texture. You also can do this with puzzles, but it’s also possible to do without them .

    Co-founder and lead graphics specialist at Soft8Soft.

    2020-02-20 at 11:42 am #23749
    illussimo
    Customer

    If you use procedural textures for water. You can animate the mapping rotation on one of the axes. For a complete loop, you need to make sure the rotation spans 360°.
    You can use puzzles to slow or accelerate the animation.
    Hope this helps.
    :bye: Simone

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