This is the bump map
We kind of had the same issue with stone too.
Can't seem to make bump work properly
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We've been testing octane for quite some time now, and we can't seem to make the bump look correctly.
This is the bump map The first image was used as a normal bump. The second image is the same but inverted. We're getting the same result for both of them and that's not the result we are looking for.
We kind of had the same issue with stone too.
This is the bump map The first image was used as a normal bump. The second image is the same but inverted. We're getting the same result for both of them and that's not the result we are looking for.
We kind of had the same issue with stone too.
Set the power of the texture to 0.0, so the bump map is invisible. Then slowly increase the value until you see the bump map.
A bump map has effect in areas where the brightness of the image changes. If you slightly blur the bump map, there is a small gradient from black to white, and it will be easier to make it more visible.
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Roeland
A bump map has effect in areas where the brightness of the image changes. If you slightly blur the bump map, there is a small gradient from black to white, and it will be easier to make it more visible.
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Roeland