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Working on a Geometry Nodes Displacement Generator
🕑 Added 2022-01-10 19:43:22 +0000 UTCHey everyone,
Just thought I would catch you up on the latest goings on. I've been working to create a Geometry Nodes Displacement Generator. It's coming along nicely and it currently has two different models. One is very similar to the existing JS placement displacement generator. The other actually uses models and inserts from KIT OPS.
I'm also working on workflows to help decimate superhigh resolution models into something much more manageable for scenes.
One of the things that I want to do is make sure that anything created with this new displacement generator can be wholly owned by the author and they can do with it whatever they please. And, this is in stark contrast to the license terms of the current JS placement and one of the reasons why I decided to create this.
And of course there will be a free version that enables people to create magnificent 32-bit displacement maps. And, the cool thing about 32-bit is that you can actually get cylinders, spheres and even ramp height maps that render perfectly.
I'm working with Andrew Market a.k.a. GREEZYBEAR, to create DPACKS which will have all sorts of different capabilities for creating useful and interesting displacement maps. I also plan on creating a tutorial course to show how to use displacement maps to create detail on 3D objects.
So, stay tuned, I think there's some interesting stuff ahead!
Comments
Audrius Urvakis
Good lord, this exactly what Ive been looking for!
C B Arun Kumar
Wow! Can't wait!
Xx_alpha_omega_xX
More awesome goodness for 2022! Thanks, Chipp!
Jon White
Really looking forward to this!
Mohd Rashid Khan
This will another great add on . Will be waiting for this
Dave Osborne
This will be HUGE - Can't wait!
Roelfie
Chipp, cannot wait for this one as well, and Andrew’s work is amazing, fantastic partnership.
Romain Heck
Top notch work as always!
Lyne Frappier
You never cease to amaze Chipp! 👏
Joseph Jolton
Holy cow! The hits keep on coming! Thanks!
Walt
I don't want to work and live there! but it looks cool!
