On the GDAlgorithms list, Tom Forsyth says it''s been done before. I''ve tried to find a link, but the archives over at sourceforge.net don''t seem to find the discussion (it''s called "Bump + offset mapping").
Muhammad Haggag
new bumpmapping ?
quote:Original post by jake_speed
This one?
http://www.gdalgorithms.org/archives/2004-01/9f9d3ca04008636a.html
Doh!
I''ve tried the "search" feature on this page, using the string "Bump + offset mapping" and it returns no results (I''ve double-checked right before posting this).
SourceForge''s search is broken?
Anyway, thanks for the link
Muhammad Haggag
yeah I posted the same technique about 2 months ago after hacking around an idea for a few hours.
I didn't get such a huge responce and I was very extremly busy at the time so I didn't go any further with the technique (I still have a few ideas though).
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[edited by - RipTorn on January 17, 2004 7:48:00 AM]
I didn't get such a huge responce and I was very extremly busy at the time so I didn't go any further with the technique (I still have a few ideas though).
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quote:Original post by RipTorn
yeah I posted the same technique about 2 months ago after hacking around an idea for a few hours.
I didn''t get such a huge responce and I was very extremly busy at the time so I didn''t go any further with the technique (I still have a few ideas though).
And where''s your explanation ? ;p
-* So many things to do, so little time to spend. *-
Wait -- is this the same thing as offset mapping, or is there something more here? I''m just curious, it''s amazing (as I said already)
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