vertex displacement

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2019-04-24 at 1:21 pm #14171

kenhennen
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Hey there,

I’ve found the ninja head example illustrating the displacement map in action, however, I have a feeling that was custom code shader.

are vertex shaders created/affected based on 3dsmax setup? i.e. the displacement map in standard or physical material

thanks!

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2019-04-24 at 1:47 pm #14175

Mikhail Luzyanin
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kenhennen wrote:

i.e. the displacement map in standard or physical material

Hi, Displacement map is not supported, yet.

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2019-04-24 at 1:49 pm #14176

Yuri Kovelenov
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Hi,

you can probably use bump or normal map instead

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2019-04-24 at 1:57 pm #14178

Alexander Kovelenov
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Hi, the problem with displacement maps is that they require a really hi-poly geometry, which is not feasible to load over the network. Try using bump maps instead :)

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2019-04-24 at 2:22 pm #14179

kenhennen
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thank you. just to be clear, my case is about simple lowrez geometry with noise-like texture panning to simulate fluid. the object is a sphere, so normals/parallax can only take you so far.
i didn’t mean this as a request for adaptive tesselation [=

meanwhile, i’ll do this in code vertex shader part

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2022-09-10 at 1:29 pm #55731

Johnson
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Hi Soft8Soft!

I wanted to ask about this– is it possible to have real-time vertex displacement in Verge3D as is possible in other editors and frameworks via Blender?

I’ve attached a gif below for reference

Would love to know what can be done in v3d!
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