Gradual noise dissipation

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coilbook
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Hi anyway we can have a spinner called border width so we can have gradual noise dissipation where mesh ends. Good for puddles masks etc. So noise does not get cut by mesh edges Thank you
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mojave
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You can achieve this by using a Multiply texture node with your noise as one of the inputs and a greyscale mask you'd like to use to delimit your edges as the second one.
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mojave wrote:You can achieve this by using a Multiply texture node with your noise as one of the inputs and a greyscale mask you'd like to use to delimit your edges as the second one.

hi thank you

we jsut thought if you guys can do it procedurally where noise map can detect edges like dirt map so we dont have to deal with masks and mapping thank you
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coilbook wrote:
mojave wrote:You can achieve this by using a Multiply texture node with your noise as one of the inputs and a greyscale mask you'd like to use to delimit your edges as the second one.

hi thank you

we jsut thought if you guys can do it procedurally where noise map can detect edges like dirt map so we dont have to deal with masks and mapping thank you
You just need to use the dirt node as the mask so everything is procedural...
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calus wrote:
coilbook wrote:
mojave wrote:You can achieve this by using a Multiply texture node with your noise as one of the inputs and a greyscale mask you'd like to use to delimit your edges as the second one.

hi thank you

we jsut thought if you guys can do it procedurally where noise map can detect edges like dirt map so we dont have to deal with masks and mapping thank you
You just need to use the dirt node as the mask so everything is procedural...

Thank you
unfortunately dirt shows up when other meshes get close to it. i wish dirt worked on sub object level so other objects in close proximity wont create dirt on the object with a dirt map.

Please otoy add an option where dirt works on sub object level only
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