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dhamoeba
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i'm trying to make some furry carpet with some simple black-white mapping. still working on it. C&C are welcome. Thanks! :)
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jakchit
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that looks go so far. Maybe you could try to remove the hard edges from the right and left sides of the alpha so that they blend better together.
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I tried this once for grass, but it rendered awfully slower than with real geometry...
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I used the method for grass too, and it worked fine. I discovered a little trick to avoid seeing a black or white line over the billboards : always keep a row of fully transparent pixels at the bottom of the png image !
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Alain
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I also use this methode for grass: http://www.luxrender.net/forum/viewtopi ... =15&t=5601

It's not perfect but it's not bad.

BTW: Does anybody know about a timetable about the implementation of instances in Octane ?

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Alain wrote:I also use this methode for grass: http://www.luxrender.net/forum/viewtopi ... =15&t=5601

It's not perfect but it's not bad.

BTW: Does anybody know about a timetable about the implementation of instances in Octane ?

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I don't see it coming soon, I hope so though.
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